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A discussion on the hypothesis that the universe is a black hole

From black hole to atom and nuclide

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  • Masato Yamawaki National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Research Institute for Measurement and Analytical Instrumentation

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51094/jxiv.63

Keywords:

black hole cosmology, Schwarzschild radius, event horizon, Newtonian mechanics, Special relativity, radiation, nuclear force, philosophy of science

Abstract

Various cosmological models have been proposed even in this modern day, but this time we discussed an unique hypothesis that "the universe is a huge black hole" using Newtonian mechanics and Special relativity. The black hole universe model was interpreted by considering that the shift of event horizon depending on the potential of the observation point like a road mirage, and the mass of the observable universe was estimated at 1.86 × 1053 kg. The following interpretations were obtained from this discussion. The redshift of distant stars is gravitational redshift, not due to Doppler shift. And inflation of the universe means that the Schwarzschild radius is expanding, not necessarily that the stars are moving away from each other. Furthermore, the "repulsive force" inside a black hole was derived, and attempts were made to apply this to atomic physics, etc. As a result, we found some similarities. Especially for nuclear binding energy, we derived a formula that closely approximates the experimental values.

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This manuscript has added the equations of (35), (64), (65), (79) and Figure 22 to manuscript version 7. In addition, minor revisions and arrangements were made to the text and figures and equations for readability.
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