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    No More Singularities? Quantum Gravity Could Finally Solve the Black Hole Mystery

    By University of BarcelonaFebruary 24, 202576 Comments5 Mins Read
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    A groundbreaking study has shown that black holes can exist without singularities, eliminating the need for exotic matter. The discovery, based on quantum gravity corrections, offers a more natural explanation of black hole formation and aligns with thermodynamic laws. Credit: SciTechDaily.com

    Scientists have discovered a way to create black holes without the mysterious singularities where physics breaks down.

    By using pure gravity rather than exotic matter, their new model challenges previous theories and brings us closer to understanding the true nature of spacetime. This breakthrough not only simplifies the conditions for black hole formation but also aligns with the fundamental laws of thermodynamics. The research opens doors to new astrophysical applications and could ultimately reveal how the universe prevents singularities from forming.

    Black Holes Without Singularities

    Black holes, as described by Albert Einstein’s theory of General Relativity, are thought to contain singularities — points where the laws of physics no longer apply. Understanding how these singularities might be resolved within the framework of quantum gravity remains one of the biggest challenges in theoretical physics.

    Now, researchers from the Institute of Cosmos Sciences at the University of Barcelona (ICCUB) have made a groundbreaking discovery. For the first time, they have demonstrated that black holes can form purely through gravitational effects, without requiring exotic matter — an ingredient that some previous models depended on.

    Published in Physics Letters B, this finding offers new insights into the quantum nature of gravity and could reshape our understanding of the true structure of spacetime.

    Pablo Cano and Pablo Bueno
    From left to right, experts Pablo Cano and Pablo Bueno from the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (ICCUB). Credit: University of Barcelona

    Exotic Matter No Longer Needed

    The term exotic matter refers to a type of matter that has unusual properties not found in ordinary matter. It often has a negative energy density, creates repulsive gravitational effects, and can violate certain energy conditions in general relativity. Exotic matter is largely theoretical and has not been observed in nature, but is used in models to explore concepts such as wormholes, faster-than-light travel and the resolution of black hole singularities.

    The new study mathematically demonstrates that an infinite series of higher-order gravitational corrections can eliminate these singularities and result in so-called regular black holes.

    Pure Gravity Can Generate Regular Black Holes Without Singularities
    This new study reveals that pure gravity — without additional matter fields — can generate regular black holes without singularities. Credit: University of Barcelona

    Pure Gravity and Regular Black Holes

    Unlike previous models, which required exotic matter, this new study reveals that pure gravity — without additional matter fields — can generate regular black holes without singularities.

    This discovery represents a significant departure from previous theories and simplifies the conditions necessary for regular black holes.

    “The beauty of our construction is that it is based only on modifications of the Einstein equations predicted naturally by quantum gravity. No other components are needed,” says researcher Pablo A. Cano, from the Department of Quantum Physics and Astrophysics at the Faculty of Physics and ICCUB.

    The theories deployed by the ICCUB team are applicable to any dimension of spacetime greater than or equal to five. “The reason for considering higher spacetime dimensions is purely technical,” says Cano, “as it allows us to reduce the mathematical complexity of the problem.” However, the researchers say that “the same conclusions should apply to our four-dimensional spacetime.”

    Unraveling the Mystery of Singularities

    “Most scientists agree that the singularities of general relativity must ultimately be resolved, although we know very little about how this process might be achieved. Our work provides the first mechanism to achieve this in a robust way, albeit under certain symmetry assumptions,” explains Robie Hennigar (UB and ICCUB). “It is not yet clear how nature prevents the formation of singularities in the universe, but we hope that our model will help us to gain a better understanding of this process,” says the expert.

    Robie Hennigar
    The expert Robie Hennigar from the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (ICCUB). Credit: Memorial University Gazette

    Thermodynamics and Astrophysical Insights

    The study also explores the thermodynamic properties of these regular black holes and reveals that they comply with the first law of thermodynamics. The theories developed provide a robust framework for understanding the thermodynamics of black holes in a completely universal and unambiguous way. This consistency adds credibility and potential applicability to the findings.

    The researchers plan to extend their work to four-dimensional spacetime and explore the implications of their findings in various astrophysical scenarios. They also aim to investigate the stability and possible observational signatures of these regular black holes.

    “These theories not only predict singularity-free black holes, but also allow us to understand how these objects form and what is the fate of matter falling into a black hole. We are already working on these questions and expect to find really exciting results,” concludes Cano.

    Reference: “Regular black holes from pure gravity” by Pablo Bueno, Pablo A. Cano and Robie A. Hennigar, 16 January 2025, Physics Letters B.
    DOI: 10.1016/j.physletb.2025.139260

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    76 Comments

    1. robert jordan on February 24, 2025 3:04 pm

      Black Hole Mystery…mystery I thought you geniuses had this ALL figured out ?

      Reply
      • W on February 25, 2025 12:26 am

        I love it when scientists claim that mathematics and metaphysical speculation is the same thing as empirical science.

        Reply
        • ReadIt on February 25, 2025 9:38 am

          I had a look at the scientific paper referenced here and I didn’t see these scientists mention anything like that. It’s a piece of theoretical work.

          Reply
        • Charles on February 25, 2025 12:14 pm

          Mathematics has many times predicted phenomenon later shown to be empirically true. Dirac’s math-based prediction of antimatter is but one example. Quantum physics is mostly math and verified experimentally time and again. Dismissing math as you have done is a categorical error.

          Reply
          • Mintas Lanxor on February 25, 2025 1:56 pm

            Mark Twain: “If you argue with a f00l, the onlookers won’t be able to tell the difference.”

            Reply
      • Chunk on February 25, 2025 4:01 am

        Nah. People only pretend it’s all figured out, until the next idea comes along.

        Reply
        • Charles on February 25, 2025 12:15 pm

          Absolutely no one in physics is pretending it’s all figured out.

          Reply
      • Vash the Stampede on February 25, 2025 6:10 am

        There is no longer any need for these ad hoc fantasy theories to explain gravitational anomalies in deep space, Wal Thornhill and the Thunderbolts Project have already elegantly solved this with the Electric Universe model. Please dispense with the dark matter, black holes and other insanity to explain our universe, not everything in our universe can be explained with a whiteboard full mathematical equation. Sometimes the best answer is the most simplest one and engineers have solved a lot of questions over the centuries. Scientists on the other hand only seem to seek more questions only to merit gaining more grants and research funding for further inane theories of which we can never see, except on a white board equation.

        Reply
      • Mr. Blue on February 25, 2025 8:44 am

        Real scientists don’t profess to know anything for certain.

        Reply
      • Me on March 10, 2025 4:13 am

        Ok. I’m only going to do this once. They are not holes. They’re bubbles. Or more precisely as you would understand it. The reflection of bubbles. Doing what bubbles do in a liquid through and created by. Your perception filters.
        In other words. Your doing it backwards.

        Reply
    2. Micayla on February 24, 2025 3:19 pm

      whatever happened to the theory that Space itself is gravity and is only activated by mass?

      Reply
    3. Robert R. Frank on February 24, 2025 3:29 pm

      Wow! How many starving children in the world, could this research money, have fed? It seems as if these monies, could have been used for a more humanitarium purpose. Just my opiniun!!! Thank You.

      Reply
      • Keyvan on February 24, 2025 11:16 pm

        Fedding human unfortunaltly is required in country by high fertlitty tate and produce more hungry human make problem worse not better giving cundom and pill ducted taped on wheat and rice bag is good option

        Reply
        • Bingo on February 25, 2025 9:10 am

          Looks like your spelling skills got sucked away by a black hole.

          Reply
        • Dirk on February 27, 2025 10:35 am

          r/talesfromcavesupport

          Reply
      • JonSEAZ on February 25, 2025 12:15 am

        There were starving children when I was a small boy, or so I/we children constantly were told. Today, at nearly 84, I still am being badgered by NGOs, tax-sucking politicians and governments, and bleeding hearts for more of my hard-won assets to feed the starving children. What, pray tell happened to all the money collected and allocated over the past near-century?

        It appears that DOGE is in the process of answering my question.

        Reply
        • Bunty on February 25, 2025 5:55 am

          Here, here! With age comes wisdom

          Reply
        • Charles on February 25, 2025 12:21 pm

          Yeah, that 1% of US revenues going to hungry and sick children must be a real burden for you. Quite the humanitarian.

          Reply
        • VannBriggs on February 27, 2025 3:54 pm

          Considering this is about science and not politics, it’s kinda weird that you would bring politics of the US into something that is based on a journal article from post graduate students in Barcelona. It’s also weird that the person you replied to would mention anything regarding feeding starving children, when there is zero relation to the subject, because again, it’s about post graduate students in Barcelona.

          Aside from the obvious issue with your qualms, you clearly don’t know how any of what you mentioned even works. Since you are bringing politics into the conversation, you may want to consider that Elon Musk (a genuine crony and oligarch) himself could resolve world hunger by himself, with the sheer amount of money he has and still have Billions of dollars remaining; but hey, let’s not forget that he’s an unelected fool running a beurocratic nightmare (DOGE) completely destroying the government (which literally only exists to help keep society safe and healthy), while also giving his own businesses contracts. Your logical reasoning is gone.

          You’re an 83 year old (by your own admission), so I suggest acting like it, instead of acting like a childish fool with no awareness of reality.

          Reply
          • Christopher Sciacchitano on February 28, 2025 4:29 am

            What about Dr Paul Laviolette’s theories? Sub quantum kinetics has more verified predictions than any other theory. Just check out the Starburst Foundstions web site has most of his research posted for free. But before I was born he had this theory as a ready answer to a slew of physics and cosmology problems using an open system approach and focusing on process not order. He took an already verified science of chemical oscillations and continuing stabilization of the reaction sustains itself. This called the Brusselator model by Ilya Prigogine except Laviolette applied this same principle to physics except adding an additional variable and the results were astounding because the resulting reactions of these particles called etheron showed mathematically equivalent to what science calls sub atomic particles.

            Reply
            • Christopher Sciacchitano on February 28, 2025 4:30 am

              https://starburstfound.org/

      • Chunk on February 25, 2025 4:02 am

        That’s definitely just you’re uneducated “opiniun”.

        Reply
      • BirdFood on February 25, 2025 9:49 am

        Theoretical work like this actually requires very little public funding. So I don’t suspect it would have fed too many people.

        Reply
      • rassalas on February 25, 2025 12:22 pm

        looks like two graduate students to me.
        What’s the problem?

        Reply
      • VannBriggs on February 27, 2025 4:27 pm

        I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume English isn’t your first language. What does humanitarian aid have to do with post graduate university work? Perhaps this is just my opinion, but it isn’t related to the study of cosmology or astrophysics.

        The closest relation your question has to astrophysics or cosmology, is that the discoveries made with work such as this, could potentially unlock information about the universe that could some day be used to manipulate matter; this could in turn be used to produce food from raw elements, somewhat like the replicators in the scifi series Star Trek. This could be one of the most valuable discoveries necessary for that, far outweighing any amount of money spent on this research.

        Reply
      • Keller on February 27, 2025 4:38 pm

        Sounds like you should change what you are spending YOUR money on.

        Reply
    4. skab on February 24, 2025 5:23 pm

      The infinite emptiness contains contents (mass-energy) in the system of nature.
      These aren’t black holes, but rather a chunk of emptiness resulting from unusual process in the contents (mass-energy) of infinite emptiness. A decay of emptiness created in the contents (mass-energy) pull nearby contents including light just like vacuum pulls mass to replace it.

      Reply
      • Tony Masen on February 27, 2025 6:49 pm

        wtf are you going on about lmao

        Reply
    5. Steven Bresnark on February 24, 2025 5:40 pm

      Cosmological don’t fully appreciate the sundry ramifications of Quantum gravitational theories nor are their theories consistent with postulates.

      Reply
    6. Father Time on February 24, 2025 6:07 pm

      Quote: “The new study mathematically demonstrates that an infinite series of higher-order gravitational corrections”

      As if Einstein’s math means correcting?

      Some of these studies sound like monkeys with the wrench hitting a computer screen trying to bring it out of sleep mode.

      Reply
      • Robert Welch on February 24, 2025 6:32 pm

        Works for me….

        Reply
      • JonSEAZ on February 25, 2025 12:18 am

        My computer responds best to a good slap. If slapping doesn’t work, a sound cursing often brings results, the nastier and more emphatic the better.

        Reply
        • Father Time on February 25, 2025 12:33 am

          Try sweet talking it next time and watch what pops up on your computer screen. You won’t be disappointed.👯💃🏼

          Reply
    7. Frank Enos on February 24, 2025 7:51 pm

      A place where space should be but is not. Indeed ,nature avoids singularity.

      Reply
      • Father Time on February 25, 2025 12:36 am

        Why should space be at the singularity? Because scientists can’t figure out this condrum?

        Reply
    8. Menos on February 24, 2025 10:51 pm

      Cosmo;ogists have been on a lost path for a long time. Maxwell was onto it, but the men who followede left out all that they didn’t understand. Gravity has a force of 1, while electromagnetism has a force of 10-39th power. now dark matter or dark energy is rewquired if you put electormagnetism into play. the solar wind isn’t wind, its a currewtn of iopnized particles flowing from the sun, that is an electric current and that creates electromagnetism. Gravity is a function of the magnetization of all the atoms that make up everything. The greater the electromagnetism of a sun, planet, or galaxy the greater the gravitational force placed on attoms that cause them to have a bipolar effect and that force holds things together.
      Everythiing we see with our fabulous new telescopes have filiments that are rep[resentative of magnetism in play and it is far more powerful than anything else we know!

      Reply
      • Menos on February 24, 2025 10:52 pm

        Correction, “dark matter and dark energy ar not required”

        Reply
        • kym on February 25, 2025 4:39 am

          i wonder about the whole singularity , dark energy , dark matter stories .. (are they a religious cult , or perhaps science fiction? ) the different time zones that surround galaxies of differing mass.. would account for disparate galaxy rotation time measurement..

          Reply
      • Daniel Sanchez on February 25, 2025 8:09 am

        I believe this to be somewhat correct if you’re interested in gravity as Magnetism you can read my published papers on OSF.io
        I explain exactly how gravity is Magnetism, I also have a paper on blackholes and singularities without invoking dark matter and keeping thermal dynamics and Einstein’s theories in place.

        This is my work:
        https://osf.io/vzwxe/?view_only=97af4e04185a454196f6b71f2eeeb3f9

        Reply
        • Daniel Sanchez on February 25, 2025 8:11 am

          My comment was in response to (Menos comment)

          Reply
      • Tony Masen on February 27, 2025 6:50 pm

        no just no

        Reply
    9. Christopher on February 25, 2025 12:04 am

      ” … It is not yet clear how nature prevents the formation of singularities in the universe …”

      Uh, you know, it’s not yet clear that nature DOES prevent the formation of singularities.

      Reply
    10. Christopher on February 25, 2025 12:06 am

      Here’s a better title:

      A Theory We Don’t Have Might Finally Solve a Mystery that Might Not be a Mystery

      Reply
    11. Father Time on February 25, 2025 12:22 am

      In general relativity, gravity doesn’t pull anything, SpaceTime condense toward massive objects creating a curved pathway around massive objects that becomes steeper the closer you get to the object.

      Philosophically speaking, singularity of a black hole isn’t empty. It has an infinite density and no volume. Something that has no volume can’t be empty or full so we can’t use these linguistic terms to describe a space time gravitational singularity.

      Reply
      • kym on February 25, 2025 4:47 am

        … if a singularity has no measurement , how then can it be said to spin? where does the spinning momentum energy go ? (is it more likely that there is a big lump that exists inside the event horizon ? acting as a flywheel to spin the approaching matter..?) just sayin

        Reply
        • TR on February 25, 2025 5:25 am

          Like a plasmoid? Just a conjecture

          Reply
          • Daniel Sanchez on February 25, 2025 8:07 am

            I believe this to be somewhat correct if you’re interested in gravity as Magnetism you can read my published papers on OSF.io
            I explain exactly how gravity is Magnetism, I also have a paper on blackholes and singularities without invoking dark matter and keeping thermal dynamics and Einstein’s theories in place.

            This is my work:
            https://osf.io/vzwxe/?view_only=97af4e04185a454196f6b71f2eeeb3f9

            Reply
      • Kai on February 25, 2025 5:42 am

        A singularity in GR is not a location on the manifold but a condition upon a spacetime such that world-lines find their terminus.
        There is no time-like killing vector on the interior spacetime, meaning, concepts such as volume and density can’t even be uniquely defined.

        Reply
    12. Rogewarrior on February 25, 2025 12:30 am

      The lib/progressive/socialists tell us that we’re too stupid to understand how smart they are and are incapable of grasping the “nuance” of their policies. Theoretical and Astrophysicists act in the same way. Both are shoveling sh!te to keep the public funds flowing to support their unproductive lives. They are a difference without a distinction

      Reply
      • Wtf on February 26, 2025 10:02 pm

        Spoken like a true genius that is a master of nothing.

        Reply
    13. Roy on February 25, 2025 2:59 am

      And there’s water on mars too right? Let’s see what other lies do these “scientists” need to constantly douse us with? They twist artist renderings as factual concrete basis for relevancy, scamming funding, and then they expect us to believe them, forever? Nope, we don’t believe one word anymore from these lying, self important, soon to be DOGEd money grubbers.

      Reply
      • BirdFood on February 25, 2025 9:23 am

        Seems these researchers are from Spain, how exactly will they be “DOGEd”? As for the artist images, those seem to be added by the media. If you look at the actual scientific paper, there are no such images present.

        Reply
      • rassalas on February 25, 2025 12:20 pm

        Wait until AI gets in on the game. You ain’t seen nothin yet.

        Reply
      • Charles on February 25, 2025 12:35 pm

        What the heck are you doing on a science-based website with apparently no understanding of science? Please go out and get an education.

        Reply
    14. steven jackson on February 25, 2025 3:30 am

      If a theory is not falsifiable it is convenient and it is BS!
      Your digging for a new stipend for your musings.
      Ground your work in measurable phenomena.

      Reply
    15. Boo-boo on February 25, 2025 4:03 am

      Those photos are ridiculous. We are to believe they worked this out on a chalkboard?

      This is nothing but a press release ahead of a grant submission.

      Reply
      • rassalas on February 25, 2025 12:19 pm

        Oh sorry, they obviously weren’t aware that you have been traumatized by chalkboards since elementarty school. Perhaps therapy would help?

        Reply
    16. kym on February 25, 2025 4:49 am

      … if a singularity has no measurement , how then can it be said to spin? where does the spinning momentum energy go ? (is it more likely that there is a big lump that exists inside the event horizon ? acting as a flywheel to spin the approaching matter..?) just sayin

      Reply
    17. Gregg Carse on February 25, 2025 5:11 am

      Most physicists today do not understand Einstein’s General Relativity.
      Einstein wrote a paper with Mayer in 1932 asking what is the correct basis for Relativity…… they found it was quaternions. When General Relativity is received using a quarternion basis, lonand behold, there’s Gravity and EM together. Everyone missed it. When the world then explored we find there is only Gravity and EM together……. The strong and weak forces are derived from Gravity and EM at atomic distances.

      Reply
      • rassalas on February 25, 2025 12:15 pm

        Who is Lonand?

        Reply
    18. Winston Bela on February 25, 2025 6:13 am

      Every physics course I had in college started with a simple premise. “Everything you’ve been taught so far is wrong. We just simplified it so your simple minds could absorb it. here’s the real physics.” That was 50 years ago. I see that practice is still going on.

      Reply
      • danR2222 on February 25, 2025 7:34 am

        That goes way back before 50 years. Education has always been a process of successive approximation. In primary school I was taught that you can’t take 3 from 2.

        In HS I was taught that you not only can, sometimes you must. And now we know that Nature herself requires that √-1 is not only a mathematical placeholder, but an object that inheres in certain quantum realities:
           “Quantum Physics Falls Apart without Imaginary Numbers”
           —Scientific American, April 1, 2023

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    19. Runswithbeer on February 25, 2025 7:03 am

      Graviton Stars are at the center of every Black Hole. Gather enough Gravitons and they crush into a pure energy Singularity. It is at that point that Gravity and Spacetime Stop and we start all over when pure energy erupts.

      Reply
    20. paladin on February 25, 2025 7:31 am

      As I wrote in a physics lab report in my undergrad days: There is no gravity, the universe sucks.

      Reply
      • danR2222 on February 25, 2025 7:38 am

        “Gravity” has fewer syllables than “the universe sucks”, and the phenomena we associate with either are equally conveniently subsumed under the former.

        Reply
    21. danR2222 on February 25, 2025 7:45 am

      Most of the comments fall into two buckets:

      1. “I has a bettr theory that is more smarter than thesedumb sientests.
      2. “This stuff is a libruhl dreamworld that steels tax money.”

      Many, of both sources, need their spellcheckers turned ON.

      Reply
      • Charles on February 25, 2025 12:37 pm

        This is a great empirical observation. And a hoot.

        Reply
      • Robert Welch on February 26, 2025 9:22 am

        Sad thing is, they probably did.

        Reply
    22. Kramo on February 25, 2025 7:59 am

      Hold on. You mean this isn’t “settled science”? Well, there goes my day.🤪

      Reply
    23. KC on February 25, 2025 8:14 am

      It would be appreciated if the article would include their definition of Singularity – seems that different articles define it differently.

      Reply
    24. rassalas on February 25, 2025 12:12 pm

      Scientific research does not have and never will have “Experts” When journalist insist on throwing this expert label around only underscores that fact that they are writing about something they really do not understand.

      Reply
      • Oak on February 26, 2025 2:24 am

        I agree that the word “expert” is a bit cringe worthy, especially in the public climate today. But in scentific circles, this word means something a bit different than what it has come to imply in the public. An “expert” isn’t someone who “knows everything” and is “infallible”, but more like someone who is considerably more studied than the typical person on a given topic.

        Like a mechanic would be an “expert” at fixing cars. It doesn’t mean they can solve every problem, but the average mechanic will do better than the average member of the public when it comes to fixing a car.

        In this case, it seems the original article was a press release from the University of Barcelona, written in Spanish, and then translated to English for SciTechDaily. It’s possible that “expert” is a more acceptable term in Spanish than in English. And this bit of nuance may be responsible for the use of that term.

        Reply
    25. Liz on February 25, 2025 5:40 pm

      Many of these comments appear to be part of a coordinated smear attack on the two authors and it’s as disgusting as any other attack on freedom of speech.

      Reply
    26. Ralph Johnson on February 26, 2025 7:14 am

      Of course this conclusion is theoretical and the math does use unconventional processes , they have reached out side of the box and have explained that a singularity is not the only path , seems with the multitude amount of gravitational waves crossing all the plains of flat space and time and build on top of each other their math with a collolation to thermal dynamics has merit , don’t be like the professors that once concluded that Einstein was wrong in his conclusions of physics .

      Reply
    27. VannBriggs on February 27, 2025 4:12 pm

      Mike O’Neill – I must ask why the following is mentioned, when there is absolutely no mention of this stuff in the journal article you referenced:

      “The theories deployed by the ICCUB team are applicable to any dimension of spacetime greater than or equal to five. “The reason for considering higher spacetime dimensions is purely technical,” says Cano, “as it allows us to reduce the mathematical complexity of the problem.” However, the researchers say that “the same conclusions should apply to our four-dimensional spacetime.””

      “The researchers plan to extend their work to four-dimensional spacetime and explore the implications of their findings in various astrophysical scenarios. They also aim to investigate the stability and possible observational signatures of these regular black holes.”

      Are these from conversations you had separate from the referenced journal article? Why are they in the sections you entered them into? Would it not have been more prudent to specify this information in a separate section of its own, if only to retain clarity on what the referenced journal article is regarding?

      I do feel the information is relevant, but I don’t feel that they are appropriately placed, which is just an opinion. I also find the article you produced to be fascinating and wonderful work, so please only take this as a productive critique, as I do enjoy your articles and have read some of your other works. One thing I always appreciate is the inclusion of a link to the original journal articles to review for myself.

      Warm Regards

      Reply
    28. Doctoray staronomy kesiri on February 28, 2025 12:03 am

      Black holes took more than billions of years to form. The core of a black hole cannot be determined how dense it is and what materials it is made of. It is exactly strange to scientists. The density of a black hole, as Albert Einstein said, the world is being swallowed up by black holes. Finally, let’s think about the solar system and the Milky Way. The knowledge of black holes is of no use to us. It is a very important issue that I have always pointed out. There are secrets that the previous humans had for us. They left in underground cities

      Reply
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