The Origin of the Black Hole

Science, psychedelics & time/space combined is the topic of my thoughts this evening. I can not sleep until I write my ideas down on paper and get them out of my head. I am trying to wrap my head around the concept of a black hole which I think might be correct. My hypothesis of the above consists of the biosphere in orbit around the sun at 18.5 miles a second. The galactic center is filled with Mass. Everything rotates around this center. Gravity collects a galactic spiral of matter. This is our solar system. There are millions of others out their in the Cosmos.

Our Sun is a small star. Each star we see in the sky is a sun which attracts - creates a gravitational pull around itself to create a galactic spiral of matter. Pretend the Sun was still & sitting on a rubber sheet of thin paper of time/space. As the Heavy Sun rested on the sheet it would sink in the rubber. The planets that rotated around the star would also sink following the heavy Sun; however they would not be as heavy; which means they would not sink in as much. They would all still rotate. Creating a curve in space/time. Each planet & its moons which are carried along by the gravitational pull will sink into the pretend rubber time/space (I hope you have a vivid image in your heads.

The heavier the star the more it sinks into time/space; In turn bending time/space. This is the start of the black hole. As it sinks into the time/space it combusts upon itself creating an infinite nothingness. This is where science stops & the questions remain. This is the infinite. The keys are in the black hole. Consciousness remains here & its origins are here. Energy so intense that as you enter into the Hole you would turn into a long narrow spaghetti like form of bent/ curving light that is combusted so tightly that this is how we travel through space: A black hole is a port hole into other dimensions of space that would normally take millions of light years to travel. This may last millions of years and allows cosmic energy loop holes in travelling distance. However, eventually the hole becomes too narrow and too dense and finally the hole would become so dense and so heavy it would disintegrate matter it self - creating a galactic implosion. This is a big bang!