PLANCK PARTICLES/GRAVITY HOLES

Space is infinitely divisible into forever. However it is not a one way trip into eternity, if we accept some of the premises of particle physics. Passageways may exist within these infinitely small spaces, which may lead to other dimensions and thus to "other world's" or another space-time. A singularity may exist on both sides of a hole in space-time simultaneously thereby creating duality from singularity. An infinite number of holes would yield an infinite number of possibilities and would enable a singularity to have not just duality, but multiplicity via multiple dimensions existing or the other side of an infinity of holes. In quantum physics the smallest unit of space has a Planck length which is defined as 10-33 cm. Space smaller than a Planck length, cannot be conceptualized by quantum physics or classical physics. Geometry ceases to exist, Cartesian coordinates, x,y and z cannot be applied, and time ceases to have meaning. Instead, a defining feature of these tiny spaces is gravity so powerful it punches a hole in space-time. Holes may easily form within space smaller than a Planck length. Hence, an object with a Planck mass and whose radius is less than the Planck length would create a black hole. What this also means is that gravity is extremely powerful in space smaller than a Planck length. According to General Relativity, at least one hole may exist for every Planck length. If mass is shrunk to a sub-atomic space, it's gravity will increase and it will produce a black hole. However, the mass itself does not become the hole. Nor does the particle become the hole. It is the gravity which holds the mass together which becomes the black hole.