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Originally Posted by Morningriser
But I feel like our universe is just a speck in something much greater. I mean these black holes do have to lead somewhere, but where? It's like these black holes are taking the energy of our universe is creating like we are generating it to power something. Just like we can look under a microscope and see super small organisms, what if we are being looked at under a microscope right now by some sort of superior beings which I guess to us would be considered gods?
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I'm not a expert on blackholes, but try to keep up the research a bit. Last I heard most astrophysicists still think blackholes don't go anywhere, besides a theoretical singularity, which is very compacted matter with a great gravitational pull. It doesn't reflect light, that's the 'hole', a metaphorical hole, it's a black spot.
I'm not saying it can't be going somewhere, another dimension, but that's really a wormhole, which is in science fiction, but I'm not aware of any evidence for that. But to your other point, being observed, I think so.