I just watched a video on black holes. What happens to something that falls into a black hole. They talked about the event horizon as things pass it and fall into the black hole. What happens is whatever falls into a black hole gets ripped apart to its smallest particle and that would be Pure Energy. What happens to this Pure Energy because of the speed it keeps shooting in space-time. It doesn't rip a hole in space-time it stretches Space-time. Eventually, it slows down inside the space-time tunnel. Down to a point where it stops and just builds up. So what you have is this large build-up of Pure Energy it’s not falling anymore it just stays there and builds up into a big bubble. And then what happens is this big bubble, it's so big something will move it and it will pinch off of the black hole. You ever have blown a soap bubble? This is what happens. We can't even imagine how big this bubble is. Inside this bubble are time, gravity and Pure Energy. So the gravity inside this bubble starts crushing everything down. This is what gravity does first it precious time is no more do you have energy and gravity then energy and gravity crush down to where you have pure energy there's no more gravity there's no more time it's just pure energy. So this Pure Energy keeps crashing down until it is so small If you look inside of an atom you will go so far as to where all there is energy that's what this bubble crushes down to. I'm going to call this a singularity. The Singularity is so small and so powerful we can't even imagine its power. What happens to this Singularity it keeps imploding. Then when it gets so small it can't get any smaller it explodes and this is where we get the Big Bang. There's no such thing as traveling through a wormhole to another universe or dimension. For us humans this universe is it. We can travel the galaxies but we are not going to be able to travel the universes or wormholes or dimensions. Every black hole in our universe is making the Singularities, billions and billions of them this keeps going on and on. We can’t even imagine how many of these universes there are. The Big Bang doesn't create a bubble it creates an explosion. This is why our universe keeps expanding. Scientists have spent enough time studying The Event Horizon in the center of a black hole they need to start taking a look at the other side of a black hole.

Einstein had sought a unified field theory to explain the fundamental interactions within one model revealing the mechanics of the universe.