Moving Black Holes Part 2

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Hey there this is SciTech Revel back with the second part of moving black holes.
Last time we ended up with imagining the consequences this time we would be analysing the destruction…
Now as black holes start to move with that terrible speed it would be getting heavier and due to this we would be seeing the canal formation of space time and this would be a prominent curvature.
The canal thus formed in space time would just create a terrible energy sink that all known mass would get into it and this can be thought of as pseudo black holes…
A black hole at that speed would cause the collapse of architecture of universe that we are unaware of …
The architecture of universe is made up of dark matter.
And we are totally unaware of its reaction with general physical world.
Now let’s back to the black holes...
The general effect of the incident would be complete darkness as everything including photons would be captured in the terrible black space swamp, created…
The curvature in space time would divide the universe in time zones due to rapid and extensive time dilation.
Now think of black hole swamp created…

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