Formation of a Twin Superstrucrure (Previously Known as Black Hole) by Superstrings of Matter

Abstract

This article describes a new theory of cosmology and explains the phenomenon of superstrings of matter, which create a superstructure previously defined as a black hole, thus negating the assumption of a gravitational collapse of a star to form a black hole. In fact, there is no cosmic hole in the fabrics of space, where the density of space and not that of natter should be considered. Accordingly, the assumption that light cannot escape from the “black hole” is wrong, for to emit light, the dark matter must evolved into a bright matter when it reaches maturity and high energy potential. Moreover, this article contributes to the understanding of the twin superstructure’s base formation in invisible spectrum of its dark matter and the origins of the jets of matter. This new concept is in conformity with the basic principle of duality in nature, where no singular event of the alleged “Big Bang” could simply occur, for there must always be the cause and the effect in a dual interaction, as in the wave-particle duality.