Wen God created the Universe, what was the purpose of black holes?

[msc545]

[OneViewpoint]

To piss off White racists.

But God didn't create the Universe. Humanity has always created all the Gods and Goddesses in its own image to serve humanity, not the other way round.

Black holes are just a natural phenomenon of the concentration of enough mass in one place to create essentially infinite gravitational force. But to date we do not understand what gravity actually is or where it comes from. It's a blank page in our book of science.

[Joshydavid25]

Well, the universe follows a set of rules, and laws, and black holes- like natural disasters- are an extreme effect of those laws.. Christians believe that creation was corrupted therefore causing things such as natural disasters, in which black holes would probably be in that category, since its basically gravity so strong and dense, as a result of a collapsing large celestial body, that nothing can escape it..

[Bitter_Sweet94]

I don’t pretend to know the intentions behind the universe, but black holes feel less like “mistakes” and more like part of its architecture, a way to recycle matter, create balance, and remind us how small we are in the grand design.

[RandomGirl42]

I'm not sure exactly but I highly suspect it is somehow connected with all the missing socks of the world.

[Anonymous]

The universe is beyond human understanding. When we think we understand something often years later we are proven wrong.

[Sevenpointfive]

god is like a bear. he hibernates in the black holes

[Dargil]

To hold the cosmos together.

[msc545]

Well, that's certainly a very creative idea that I kind of like. After all, black holes have immense gravity, and they tend to suck everything in that's in their vicinity, literally. So I wonder, at a greater distance, if that gravity would still be present but it would tend to, in fact, hold things together. I wonder if those are God's anchor points for His construction?

I also realize how crazy that all sounds. But reading cosmology and becoming familiar with it, and understanding quantum physics and becoming familiar with it, inevitably leads to these kinds of conclusions. The combination of cosmology and quantum physics suggests at its deepest level the existence of God.

[Dargil]

Our galaxy has one at its core. I wonder if they all do.

[msc545]

I'm not really sure about this, but I think most, if not all of them, do. It seems to be like an anchor point of sorts.

[Dargil]

Kaku is asking if there is a small black hole orbiting beyond Neptune. From unexpected planetary movements

[msc545]

I actually would not know and I actually don't know how anyone would find out but I'm sure there's a way.

[exitseven]

That is where God dumps his trash.

[msc545]

Well, maybe you're right about that. I have no way of knowing. But I would prefer to believe that God has better ways of disposing of trash.

[slatyb]

they hold the galaxies together

[DrPepper12]

Cosmic Vaccum cleaner.

[shortster]

Gravity wells for galaxies.

[msc545]

Why?

[shortster]

To keep them together. Otherwise you would have solar system flying off in random directions. Possibly colliding with each other at a very high rate.

[msc545]

Yeah, that's kind of what I was thinking about too, I guess.

[Staximus]

To eventually destroy everything