Sam Gengo
Mother of the singularity, Queen of the Superficial
My entry for round 2 of #biocup2022
Theme: Numbers
Sub-theme: 4
This fourth-dimensional entity travels the multiverse birthing galaxies, using the immense gravitational effects of black holes on spacetime to tether star clusters together.
I tried to showcase the theme of 4 by referencing both the breakdown of Einstein’s equations at the singularity of a black hole, as well as my inspiration for the build; the #muse song “supermassive black hole” on their 4th album “black holes and revaluations.” Specifically, my build tries to echo the line “queen of the superficial;” tying the phrase to the nature of black holes themselves:
The 4 dimensions of spacetime are predicted by Einstein to collapse at the singularity, an impossibility in our physical world. To be able to see how our 4-dimensional reality actually behaves at these extremes, we would need to be able to look inside a black hole. However, it has been recently hypothesized that this information may be stored within the event horizon, thus making black holes themselves queens of the superficial.
Mother of the singularity, Queen of the Superficial
My entry for round 2 of #biocup2022
Theme: Numbers
Sub-theme: 4
This fourth-dimensional entity travels the multiverse birthing galaxies, using the immense gravitational effects of black holes on spacetime to tether star clusters together.
I tried to showcase the theme of 4 by referencing both the breakdown of Einstein’s equations at the singularity of a black hole, as well as my inspiration for the build; the #muse song “supermassive black hole” on their 4th album “black holes and revaluations.” Specifically, my build tries to echo the line “queen of the superficial;” tying the phrase to the nature of black holes themselves:
The 4 dimensions of spacetime are predicted by Einstein to collapse at the singularity, an impossibility in our physical world. To be able to see how our 4-dimensional reality actually behaves at these extremes, we would need to be able to look inside a black hole. However, it has been recently hypothesized that this information may be stored within the event horizon, thus making black holes themselves queens of the superficial.