sci.physics.particle

Evidence for black hole nucleus splitting and pairing inside several
nebula.

The peculiar supernova remnants (M1 the Crab nebula and N63a,
containing the form of a the dead Fox) are a support for the NEW Black
Hole hypothesis that newly formed black hole S-Nova nuclei are able to
explode and split to smaller nuclei.
This happens only if the Higgs oscillatory pressure on the BH-nucleus
is changing and is no more in equilibrium with the black hole nuclear
internal particle pressure. The resulting "curved PILLARS" seem to
form pairs and show a "fork figure"-see the white arrows- by gas tail
propulsion (as is assumed for "NEW" black holes). See:
http://bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/
As a consequence this phenomenon of black hole splitting and pairing
seems to be the main origin of complexity also inside other nebula
( like Carina and Eagle etc.)
Secondly this phenomenon could be the main origin of complexity inside
the universe even at different scales from the evaporating nuclear
black hole Big Bang down to nebulae. Author: Leo Vuyk.


Leo Vuyk.