Also, when such particles fall into black holes,
they and their information are fully absorbed by
the vacuum. Black holes do not contain matter
crushed to a small size--the matter in a black
hole is completely destroyed, leaving nothing in
the black hole but curved spacetime.3 Lastly, it
is widely accepted that some elementary particles--
called virtual particles--pop into and out
of space continuously.
Lamont,
Some say that information is not lost in the event horizon of a black hole -- the holographic effect. If you believe that the principalities of a black hole and the big bang are related, does that mean that the matter in the black hole is destroyed or that it recycles in a new universe with the big bang?
Your essay is quite impressive, professional and complex. Thanks for the read.
Jim Hoover