By: Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry

Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry — Wed, 25 May 2016 22:11:44 +0000

Would be nice to have a clue as to how the two images should, correlate; Neither gray erasures nor red-yellow-white intensity blotches give a hint. And as for BH density in the primordial universe, I noted in my final project for Cosmological Structures that supernova-chaining would have resulted in the early cosmic, fast giant star production of 35% of all that ever existed, and thereby lots of BH’s. (But I also noted that assuming Hawking is right about evaporating BH’s, there’d be nucleon-size BH’s re-massed in the Big Bang instant each grabbing a proton or many and becoming yotta-yotta-heavy-atoms invisible except for collective mass.)

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By: Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry