COSMOLOGICAL BLACK HOLES

There is a category of black holes that dwarfs the largest known presently. This theoretical black hole is called a cosmological black hole or CBH. To put it in perspective these are not in the same category as supermassive black holes commonly found at the center of galaxies. They are much larger than Ton-618 and Phoenix A. A CBH exists on a completely different scale. They defy our understanding of the early universe but provide certain answers into the formation of the impossible to imagine huge voids that exist between galaxy clusters. Essentially, a CBH formed not long after cosmic inflation began. These black holes gobbled up all the matter that was meant for future galaxies. A CBH could contain the mass of an entire galaxy. This equates to 100 trillion times the mass of the Sun. They devoured everything, leaving nothing but an enormous hollow emptiness in their wake.