Heaven’s Abundance
Some physicists think that all information from the past and future is stored—somewhere—some say in black holes.
Black holes, as the inverse of a dying star, is the most powerful gravitational force in the universe. So, they theorize that information would be sucked into them, just as gravity and light inevitably is.
How could that possibly be so? How can information from the past and future intermingle? For that explanation, see my piece, “The Shapes of Time.”
This piece Imagines a golden place, let’s call it Heaven, lol, where all information waits for our retrieval. It calms me.
Available as a small but impactful original work.
Oil and cold wax on paper, unframed.
Available as an original work
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Black holes, as the inverse of a dying star, is the most powerful gravitational force in the universe. So, they theorize that information would be sucked into them, just as gravity and light inevitably is.
How could that possibly be so? How can information from the past and future intermingle? For that explanation, see my piece, “The Shapes of Time.”
This piece Imagines a golden place, let’s call it Heaven, lol, where all information waits for our retrieval. It calms me.
Available as a small but impactful original work.
Oil and cold wax on paper, unframed.
Available as an original work
(Payment Plan Available, here)