- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Awesome! This is exciting. Check out the link in my sig.
I know it hasn't got much to do with your theory but this is my theory:
We live in a 3 dimensional universe. To represent this, imagine stepping back a dimension, so our 3-dimensional universe is represented by a 2-dimensional membrane, and time (the 4th dimension) is represented by 3 dimensions.
According to Einstein, gravity is caused by large masses creating a 3 dimensional dent in our 2D membrane, therefore drawing in matter around it. A black hole would create a hugely steep and deep dent in our membrane that no matter or light or even space or time could escape from. If there are parrallel universes (represented by more 2D membranes side by side, like the sheets of paper in a book), and supposing there was matter so dense that it made a huge dent in space and penetrated the next universe. This would be a "super hole" and due to the process of diffusion, the matter from the membrane universe with more matter in it would flow through the hole and into the next universe. This would appear in the next universe as a "white hole", or, to express it another way, a huge explosion of matter, space, time and light from a small place. Sound familiar?
Now, supposing the membrane universes were connected like a roll of tape in a huge loop, this would mean that time is infact a loop, that continues infinitely. A "super hole" connected to 2 places in the loop would cause matter transfer through time, for example matter/time/space/light would flow from the time of the "big crunch" (if it happens) to the time of the big bang. THis would effectivley mean that time travel is possible.