Cougarbear
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Since we have never been inside a black hole and the definition of what's inside a black hole continues to change, how can you say for sure we aren't in a black hole? If it were possible to go into a black hole, once in, it may not be at all what we perceive outside the black hole. It may be calm and just as expansive as we see it now. We see molecules or atoms and think how much energy and calamity going on inside them but find out, the distance between particles is huge like the universe or our solar system..We're not inside a black hole or else our universe cannot keep expanding. Black hole gravity would be too strong. We also see other black holes. How does a black hole get created inside a black hole?