Black Holes interaction with a possible Novel Element 137 - re-upload of an independently authored open-access work.

Archival Provenance & Notes: This document represents an archival re-upload of an independently authored open-access work. The original manuscript was deposited on Zenodo under DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17109714, indexed across academic search aggregators, and subsequently removed via administrative record deletion. This Figshare deposition is established as an independent, permanent open-access backup to preserve academic priority, ensure continuous public availability, and maintain historical citation accessibility. All underlying intellectual property, theoretical derivations, and authorship remain exclusively with the author. 'This paper aims to explain how Black Holes could probably interacted with a Novel and New undiscovered particle 137, In the Periodic Table of Elements. This interaction could explain how a possible particle could escape a Black hole and interacted with, in an early beggings, creating everything? in our Uni or Multi verse? If our Universe is at constant expansion, it needs to have a way of how a particle cannot be absorbed by a Black Hole, since it could destroy it and make this constant, an impossibility. Welcome aboard to one of my biggest interpretations i have ever made'

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2026-11-11
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Black Holes interaction with a possible Novel Element 137 - re-upload of an independently authored open-access work.

Joaquin Cuelho
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Black Holes interaction with a possible Novel Element 137 - re-upload of an independently authored open-access work.

Joaquin Cuelho
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Archival Provenance & Notes: This document represents an archival re-upload of an independently authored open-access work. The original manuscript was deposited on Zenodo under DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17109714, indexed across academic search aggregators, and subsequently removed via administrative record deletion. This Figshare deposition is established as an independent, permanent open-access backup to preserve academic priority, ensure continuous public availability, and maintain historical citation accessibility. All underlying intellectual property, theoretical derivations, and authorship remain exclusively with the author. 'This paper aims to explain how Black Holes could probably interacted with a Novel and New undiscovered particle 137, In the Periodic Table of Elements. This interaction could explain how a possible particle could escape a Black hole and interacted with, in an early beggings, creating everything? in our Uni or Multi verse? If our Universe is at constant expansion, it needs to have a way of how a particle cannot be absorbed by a Black Hole, since it could destroy it and make this constant, an impossibility. Welcome aboard to one of my biggest interpretations i have ever made'

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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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