<b>A Postscript to Origin of the Solar System</b>

We consider a series of events that couid lead to the end of the solar system using the same theory formulated earlier to describe the origin of the solar system as the result of propagating gravitational waves arising from the rotation of an electron about the axis of a magnetic monopole (Dirac string) spinning about its own axis at the center of the Sun. In this paper, we claim that when the monopole---in its final days---starts spinning more slowly, matter that has previously remained gravitationally bound to the monopole will begin collapsing about the monopole, leading to the generation of a black hole.

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2025-01-01
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Abstract

We consider a series of events that couid lead to the end of the solar system using the same theory formulated earlier to describe the origin of the solar system as the result of propagating gravitational waves arising from the rotation of an electron about the axis of a magnetic monopole (Dirac string) spinning about its own axis at the center of the Sun. In this paper, we claim that when the monopole---in its final days---starts spinning more slowly, matter that has previously remained gravitationally bound to the monopole will begin collapsing about the monopole, leading to the generation of a black hole.

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