INFINITY THEORY GAINS GROUND WITH NEW EVIDENCE FROM BLACK HOLE BIRTH

A groundbreaking astrophysical discovery has revived interest in the controversial “Infinity Theory,” following observational evidence of a black hole’s birth that challenges current models of spacetime and gravity.

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OBSERVATION CHALLENGES RELATIVITY

Astrophysicists have observed the formation of a stellar-mass black hole with properties that appear to defy Einstein's general relativity, igniting global scientific debate. The findings, detailed in a July 2025 study by an international research team and reported by Phys.org, suggest behavior consistent with predictions from the Infinity Theory—a theoretical framework that posits an infinite recursive structure to the universe.

Using high-sensitivity instruments from the Event Horizon Explorer project, scientists captured real-time data from a collapsing neutron star in a nearby galaxy. While the collapse was expected to culminate in a black hole formation aligning with general relativity, the aftermath displayed a transient luminous echo and radiation signature that current gravitational models fail to account for. The anomaly has been interpreted by some theorists as evidence of an “infinite nesting structure” at the sub-Planck scale—a central idea in Infinity Theory.

A THEORY LONG IGNORED