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A super powered ship 100 light years away from a black hole releases something like an "unbreakable diamond fillament" that stretched all that way to the gravity well passed the event horison? Is there no distance + power that could draw such an insignificant amount of matter out of it?

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If there was a way to pinpoint the area of the big bang by measuring it, would it be the center of the universe? Or could possibly an object largest density now be the center since it would be the thing that everything will eventually orbit given enough time?

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A super powered ship 100 light years away from a black hole releases something like an "unbreakable diamond fillament" that stretched all that way to the gravity well passed the event horison? Is there no distance + power that could draw such an insignificant amount of matter out of it?	1
If there was a way to pinpoint the area of the big bang by measuring it, would it be the center of the universe? Or could possibly an object largest density now be the center since it would be the thing that everything will eventually orbit given enough time?	1