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You're quite sure you hadn't read the OP?... I haven't read the OP
... Some people are perpetually stuck in failure mode
You're quite sure you hadn't read the OP?... I haven't read the OP
... Some people are perpetually stuck in failure mode
It would be more appropriate to say "it is indirectly observable."
I'll thank you not to refer to other posters as cranks, it's disrespectful and insulting and doesn't further the discussion. If you have nothing to add to the discussion, remain silent.
How was gravitational lensing, etc. spun away?
Black hole is nonsensical fiction,
Incorrect. General relativity predicts themit is not based on any known principle of physics,
Which?the idea violates several known, established principles of physics and
By whom?is said
Incorrect.to be utterly unobservable.
“When the core of the black hole attains the Planck density the core will ‘evaporate’ trough a burst of gamma rays, named quasar”
I'll make a competing claim to that:
Black hole is nonsensical fiction, it is not based on any known principle of physics,
the idea violates several known, established principles of physics and is said to be utterly unobservable.
All these "properties" of "black hole" suggest it is entirely fictional.
“When the core of the black hole attains the Planck density the core will ‘evaporate’ trough a burst of gamma rays, named quasar”
Adrian Ferent
Because the black hole does not have a perfect symmetry the gamma ray burst is not uniformly distributed.
Not good news for time traveler: inside the black holes you are squeezed and fried.
The question is: when a burst of gamma rays will come from the black hole that is in the center of our galaxy?
“When the core of the black hole attains the Planck density the core will ‘evaporate’ trough a burst of gamma rays, named quasar”
What is the minimum mass of a black hole to attain the Planck density?
Does anyone know what this thread is about anymore?
Does anyone know what this thread is about anymore?
It's an homage to George R. Simpson.