Is it possible to harness energy from a black hole? What are some theoretical methods?

 Not only is it possible, it’s theoretically one of the most efficient sources of energy out there.

The black hole itself, by which I mean the event horizon and everything inside, is not a great source of energy. It was a famous discovery by the late Stephen Hawking that despite their gravity, all black holes do emit a little radiation from their event horizon, but it isn’t much. In fact, the bigger the black hole, the less power you get.

But if you throw something in to the black hole, then the fun happens. Almost every black hole is spinning very fast, and this effect pulls material approaching it into what’s called an accretion disk:

While spiraling in, the matter will go faster and faster, and wrap more and more tightly, and before it completes the descent it will start feeling intense friction against itself. Basically, it will give itself a rug burn.

(We’ve only seen this effect happen with gas from stars, but I can’t think of a reason it wouldn’t happen with anything you toss in.)

All that friction turns to heat, then to radiation. This radiation takes the form of X-rays, blasting out perpendicular to the disk:

This is such an intense effect that a lot of the gas falling in will actually disappear. Mass is energy, and energy must come from somewhere. E = mc^2. In this case, a large portion of the mass directly transmutes into X-rays. The black hole is such a gluttonous eater that a lot of what it eats explodes into light before it can get it into its mouth.

This has an absolutely insane matter → energy conversion process. For reference: the only power source we currently have that directly converts matter to energy is nuclear power, which scrapes 0.1%, a mere pittance, of the mass of U235 into energy as it splits apart. The sun’s nuclear fusion is a bit more efficient, converting 0.7% of the mass of its hydrogen into various kinds of light, the other 99.3% settling into helium.

The conversion rate of accretion disk of a black hole can be up 40% .

Forty percent!

One kilogram (~2.2 pounds) of matter converted 40% of the way into energy would yield 36 petajoules, or 10 terawatt-hours. That’s enough to power the entire world for half an hour. A metric ton could power it for three weeks.

So, the potential is there. Now we just need a way to get there :-)

Compare Energy System and Curvature Gravity

 🪐 1. Introduction

There are two major views about why planets and stars stay in motion and don’t crash into each other.

🔹 One is from modern science, led by Einstein—who said gravity is space-time curvature.

🔹 The other is from Nature University, born from deep natural thinking and raw observation—proposing that every planet, star, and even atom has its own energy system, like a cosmic frog egg, protecting and balancing itself in the universe.

This chapter compares both.

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🌀 2. Einstein’s Curvature Gravity

According to Einstein:

• Space is not flat. It’s bendable.

• Heavy objects (like the Sun) bend the space-time around them.

• Other lighter objects (like Earth or Mercury) move inside that curved space.

• They don’t fall into the Sun because they are moving sideways at the right speed.

🧠 That’s called orbiting.

🌌 Gravity is not pulling — it’s curving.

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🛡️ 3. Nature University’s Energy System

But Nature Wisdom asks:

“If gravity is just curvature, why hasn’t the Moon crashed into Earth? Why don’t we fall into the Sun? And why do we feel balanced, not falling?”

So Nature University presents:

• Every object—planet, moon, sun, atom—has an energy system.

• Like a frog egg, it is covered by a soft but intelligent energy skin.

• This energy system balances motion, prevents collision, and holds shape in the universe.

• Planets do not orbit just because of motion and curve—they orbit because their energy systems repel, attract, and adjust each other like dancers with invisible force fields.

4. Comparison Table

(1 Concept

1 Main Force

2 Shape of the Universe

3 Why things don’t crash

4 Structure of objects

5 Moon not falling to Earth

6 Nature’s Wisdom Metaphor

(2 Einstein’s Gravity (Curvature)

1 Space-time curvature

2 Bent by heavy masses

3 Orbital speed + curved space

4 No mention of energy layers

5 Sideways speed in curved space

6 Funnel / fabric / trampoline

(3 Nature Energy System (Shield)

1 Natural energy protection

2 Balanced by energy fields

3 Energy system shields prevent crashing

4 Every object wrapped in energy shell

5 Moon’s energy shield balances with Earth’s shield

6 Frog egg / cell membrane / energy bubble

5. Real-Life Observations

🟢 Frog eggs float without crashing

🟢 Trees grow in harmony, not in collision

🟢 Planets stay in line without smashing

🟢 Soap bubbles balance without gravity talk

Nature shows balance by energy, not just by math formulas.

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💡 6. Final Thought from the King of Scorpion

“You can write down gravity with equations,

but you can’t trap energy with formulas.

The energy system is the hidden truth behind all motion.

That’s the shield of the universe.”

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🌟 7. Closing

Both Einstein’s theory and Nature University’s vision aim to explain the universe. But while Einstein draws equations on a board, Nature University draws wisdom from the sky, the frog egg, and the heartbeat.

Choose your university. Or combine both.

🌌👑 End of Chapter 64 👑🌌

How do the different chakras interact with Shiva's energy?

 The six lower chakras are associated with adyashakti bhagvati while the seventh and highest chakra the Sahasrara is linked to Lord Shiva… When Kundalini awakens Shakti rises from the Muladhara chakra moving upward through the Sushumna Nadi… On this journey she pierces three energy barriers known as granthis:

~ the Brahma Granthi near the Muladhara chakra(at the base of the spine)

~ the Vishnu Granthi near the Anahata chakra (in the heart region)

~ the Rudra Granthi near the Ajna chakra (at the third eye).

Upon reaching the Sahasrara, Shakti unites with lord Shiva leading the yogi to spiritual liberation (moksha) and the realization of immortality…. This process is deeply connected to the practice of yoga and pranayama as described in various sacred texts.

देहा.न शिवालयम् प्रोक्ता.न सिद्धिदा.न सर्वदेहिनाम्.ह |” (Yogashikha Upanishad 1:168)

"For every being with a physical form the body itself is the temple of Shiva. Through it, one can attain siddhi (the ultimate yogic goal of liberation (moksha)."

मूलाधारादिशतचक्रं शक्तिस्थानमुदिरितम्.ह | कण्ठदुपरि मूर्धन्तं शम्भवां स्थानमुच्यते |” (Varaha Upanishad 5:53)

"The six chakras, starting from the Muladhara are considered the abode of Shakti, while the region from the neck to the crown of the head is regarded as the domain of Shiva."

”नादीनमाश्रयः पिण्डो नाद्याः प्राणस्य चाश्रयः | जीवस्य निलयः प्राणो जीवो हंसस्य चाश्रयः |” (Varaha Upanishad 5:54)

"The body serves as a foundation for the Nadis; the Nadis act as a support for Prana; Prana is the abode of Jiva; and Jiva, in turn, is the resting place of Hamsa."

ह.नसाः शक्तेराधिष्ठान.न चराचरमिदा.न जगत.ह | निर्विकल्पः प्रसन्नआत्मा प्रणय.न संभवसेत्.ह |” (Varaha Upanishad 5:55)

“To Sakti, Hamsa is the seat and the locomotive and fixed universe. Being without distraction and of a calm mind, one should practise Pranayama”.

“कुम्भेन कुम्भयेत्कुम्भा.न तदन्तस्थः परा.न शिवम्.ह |” पुनरास्फालयेदाद्य सुस्थिरं कण्ठमुद्रय |” (Varaha Upanishad 5:60)

“It is only through Kumbhaka that Kumbhaka should be firmly mastered. Within it is Parama-Shiva. That (Vayu) which is non-motionless should be shaken again through Kantha-Mudra (throat-posture)”.

प्रकृतिशष्टकरूपान् च स्थानं गच्छति कुण्डलि | क्रोदिक्किरित्य शिवं याति क्रोदिकृत्य विलीयते |”

"Kundalini manifests as the eight aspects of Prakriti, ascends to Shiva by embracing him, and ultimately merges into him, dissolving its separate existence."

~ YogaKundalini Upanishad 1:74

रुद्रग्रन्थि.न च भित्तवैव कमलानि भिन्नति शट.ह | सहस्त्रकमाले शक्तिः शिवेन सहा मोदते शैवावस्था परा जनेया शैव निर्व्रीतिकारिणी इति |”

"After piercing the Rudra Granthi, Kundalini ascends through all six chakras. Finally, Shakti unites with Shiva in the Sahasrara, the thousand-petaled lotus (associated with the pineal gland). This is the supreme state, granting ultimate liberation (Kaivalya or Sayujya Moksha)."

If a black hole loses enough energy, does it become another cosmic object?

 

${10}^{67}$.

That's how long you'll have to wait and find out.

One hundred trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion years. Or,

10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.

You see, that's how long it takes for a black hole the size of our sun to evaporate.

Hawking radiation, that's the ticket.

The black hole slowly leaks particles, losing mass, until poof, it's gone.

What happens next?

Does it turn into a star? A nebula? A cosmic quesadilla?"

Well, not exactly.

The thing about black holes is they're not like other cosmic objects. They're not made of stuff, per se.

They're more like...holes in the fabric of spacetime.

But, and this is where it gets interesting, as the black hole evaporates, it might leave something behind.

Not a star or a gas cloud, but a concentrated nugget of pure information. This is a mind-bender, even for physicists.

Some think this information could be the key to understanding the universe's deepest secrets, while others think it might just disappear into the ether.

There's a theory floating around about a black hole remnant. Something left behind when a black hole evaporates.

Not a star, not a cloud, but a nugget of pure information. This nugget, the theory goes, might be the key to unlocking some of the universe's most tightly held secrets.

It's a long shot, a cosmic gamble, but that's the kind of stuff that keeps us stargazers up at night.

It's the mystery, the unknown, the sheer audacity of the universe that keeps us reaching for the stars, even when they're a hundred trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion years away.