So when I was a child i had a weird dream about the formation of the universe was wondering to what extent it could be true when it comes to physics..
>So in this dream the majority of stars all die and turn into black holes
> The black holes recycle all matter into its most compressed compact form (like winrar)
>After all matter is in the blackholes they start attracting eachother
> End up with a single black hole containing all matter with none outside of it (hawking radiation might make this impossible but i read it takes really long so maybe?)
> In the dream once the matter reaches 100% it somehow¿ Explodes into a new big bang continuing the cycle.
So i was about ten back then so allot is probably wrong but I was wondering if any of it could be possible from a physics standpoint

Thats one possible outcome.

Ive considered that an interstellar civilization would eventually harness small charged rotating black holes as mass->energy conversion drives.
I dont expect all the black holes to merge into one however.
The latest theories are accurate that this universe is inside a black hole.
Curiously, if you could survive the high energy particles surrounding the milky way black hole, it only has the density of water and you wouldnt be torn apart.

>>16702015 (OP)
Doesn't explain how the cycle started

>>16702015 (OP)
None of the lines are true so there's that but there's at least nuggets of truth in most of them.

On a side note the universe being a product of a black hole or even "inside" a black hole is pretty popular theory as far as theories about the origin of the universe go, there's no evidence for any of them but it's a fun idea to think about.

>>16702204
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