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Origin of Black Holes

ralord82276 ๐Ÿšซ

Scientists have long believed that black holes are the result of the collapse and super-condensing of a super-massive star into an ultra-dense singularity as the end phase of a star's life.

The truth is that black holes are actually triggered events... triggered by the Ancient Ones - The original super-race that seeded the universe with life. After seeding a world with everything needed to create and promote life, they leave that world to develop on its own... for a while. Then they return to judge that world's progress towards becoming a worthwhile contributor to the universe. Each world is given only 2 chances. If it fails the first time, the Ancient Ones arrange a world cataclysm that obliterates dominate species thus allowing other species the opportunity to develop. If a world fails a second time, the Ancient Ones trigger that system's star to rapidly expand and collapse into a black hole thereby erasing the world... and their experimental "mistake".

Well, the Earth has already failed its first test - which is why dinosaurs went extinct and mammals rose to prominence. So the species of the Earth can't afford to fail a second time or it's Game Over.

And the Ancient Ones are on their way back...

Replies:   John Demille  Gauthier
John Demille ๐Ÿšซ

@ralord82276

That's the basic plot of the movie 'The day the earth stood still'.

Of course, there could be other ways to treat the plot.

Gauthier ๐Ÿšซ

@ralord82276

Don't trow out the science like that. I would alter to say "some of them" are triggered events.
The premise also has some holes:
* That can't clean up planets orbiting brown dwarfs.
* Why would they trow out a perfectly good playground.
* It's overkill

A more effective way, as described in It's my party by hammingbyrd7 is sending a neutron star toward the sun. In that story, the "ancient one" are doing pest control... It's still overkill, but it works on any planetary system and at least there is a logical reason for it.

Replies:   ralord82276  LupusDei
ralord82276 ๐Ÿšซ

@Gauthier

This was just an idea off the top of my head to see if anyone was interested enough to use the basic premise in a story. I don't claim enough science knowledge to argue the details. I was just proposing an "alternate" explanation for their origin.
I suck at writing stories...but my brain won't stop going "What if...?" ... so I periodically throw some of those ideas into the forum here in the hopes that someday I might read a story by someone that can write (ie NOT me.. lol) that uses one of my ideas as its basic premise.

LupusDei ๐Ÿšซ

@Gauthier

Don't trow out the science like that.

sending a neutron star toward the sun.

Funny thing, it's technically almost the same thing. Neutron star is just below black hole collapse mass. If it accretes to over 3 sun masses it definitely collapse into a black hole. Adding a Sun... well, it doesn't work nearly as neatly, shit will fly away.

What makes neuron star somewhat interesting as a weapon, the supernova explosion accompanying their birch can occasionally fling them at considerable speed. More over, really old ones may be difficult to detect.

Anyhow, if all one looks for is to sterilize a lowly planet, hurling a few small chunks of whatever at near lightspeed is probably the optimal method. Look up The Killing Star. It could lead to complete crust rejuvenation if the bombardment is calculated right.

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