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originally posted by: Xeven
Just curious if "space' that supposed to bend can exist in center of a black hole. If it can't exist there, then dead center of black hole would have 0 gravity, 0 mass, nothing? Just a void with crazy stuff happening outside ? =). )(
originally posted by: VoidHawk
originally posted by: Xeven
Just curious if "space' that supposed to bend can exist in center of a black hole. If it can't exist there, then dead center of black hole would have 0 gravity, 0 mass, nothing? Just a void with crazy stuff happening outside ? =). )(
How big is the dead center?
originally posted by: Xeven
Just curious if "space' that supposed to bend can exist in center of a black hole. If it can't exist there, then dead center of black hole would have 0 gravity, 0 mass, nothing? Just a void with crazy stuff happening outside ? =). )(
originally posted by: Xeven
Just curious if "space' that supposed to bend can exist in center of a black hole. If it can't exist there, then dead center of black hole would have 0 gravity, 0 mass, nothing? Just a void with crazy stuff happening outside ? =). )(
originally posted by: Gothmog
A black hole is technically a "gravity well. An immense depression caused by tremendous gravity in the space/time fabric of the universe . So yes , space/time exists in a black hole but not as we know it. When an object is pulled into a black hole it is not completely destroyed. What does exist is the "information" of that object.
For the poster that stated a "singularity" - a singularity in theoretical physics is defined as "we dont know" . The singularity spoken of is not the black hole itself , rather what happens at the very "bottom?"
originally posted by: M4nWithNoN4me
For a fascinating alternative take on the reality and physics of black holes, research Nassim Haramein and his scientific theories.
originally posted by: Xeven
originally posted by: Gothmog
A black hole is technically a "gravity well. An immense depression caused by tremendous gravity in the space/time fabric of the universe . So yes , space/time exists in a black hole but not as we know it. When an object is pulled into a black hole it is not completely destroyed. What does exist is the "information" of that object.
For the poster that stated a "singularity" - a singularity in theoretical physics is defined as "we dont know" . The singularity spoken of is not the black hole itself , rather what happens at the very "bottom?"
I am just speculating a black hole would displace all the space at its center.
originally posted by: wildespace
originally posted by: M4nWithNoN4me
For a fascinating alternative take on the reality and physics of black holes, research Nassim Haramein and his scientific theories.
Oh no, people are best advised to stay away from Haramein. He's an established charlatan.
originally posted by: intergalactic fire
originally posted by: wildespace
originally posted by: M4nWithNoN4me
For a fascinating alternative take on the reality and physics of black holes, research Nassim Haramein and his scientific theories.
Oh no, people are best advised to stay away from Haramein. He's an established charlatan.
Just like many other scientists, who has the answers?
Everybody is right and wrong at the same time, it just depends on who is listening
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Ghost147
Yeah the term "hole" is a misnomer. It's still an object. It's gravity is just turned to the max.