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I am the first in the world

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.

You're right. Upon reflection, I have edited my post.

But you're still completely and utterly wrong about black holes.
 
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“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?
 
I'll make a competing claim to that:

Black hole is nonsensical fiction, it is not based on any known principle of physics,

Gravity...?

What do YOU think happens when the gravitational pull of an object results in an escape velocity greater than the speed of light? How much light would it put out?

the idea violates several known, established principles of physics and is said to be utterly unobservable.

Except for those observable effects that were predicted, then observed.

All these "properties" of "black hole" suggest it is entirely fictional.

Please, enlighten us with a theory that fits the evidence better. What do YOU say is at the center of our galaxy? Show us your calculations that prove it cannot be a supermassive black hole.
 
“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

Core of the black hole...?

You mean like the creamy center deep inside the singularity?

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?

In a very, very, very, very long time.

Take the total number of atoms in the universe and square that number. It's more years than that, probably.
 
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The minimum mass of a black hole to attain the Planck density:

I calculated: 10^43 kg
 
Does anyone know what this thread is about anymore?


Haven't you heard? It's always been all about alfa1's delusions.

It's getting pretty boring, though, so he better come up with something more amusing to make fun of.
 

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