THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

Chapter 6 - Photons

PARTS

Part 1 - Cosmic Photon Creation (cont)

ARGUMENT 0605

• ARGUMENT 0604: As the Universe expands, a proportion of its understable blackholes stabilise as photons.

• As the Universe expands, a further proportion of its understable blackholes do not stabilise but dissipate.
• As the Universe expands, a further proportion of its understable blackholes do not stabilise but continue to grow in mass by accretion – these blackholes stabilise when there is nothing further to accrete.
• As the Universe expands, a further proportion of its understable blackholes stabilise outside the photon criteria – what happens to these blackholes subsequently depends on the mass at which they stabilise, their spinspeed, the direction in which they are moving relative to the Ucentre, and the availability of accretable matter.

• As the Universe expands, blackholes that do not stabilise into photons either dissipate or persist as understable or stable blackholes.