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originally posted by: Golantrevize
If the density is already infinite inside the eventhorizon then why would it get bigger in size by absorbing more matter? Also ive been reading about the bh in ngc 1277 that is the size of neptunes orbit and the mass of 17 billions suns and if a bh starts with the size of a city then how can it grow so much and why would it even grow if density is already infinite there is no reason to grow in size to accomodate more matter? Maybe i just dont get how bh work. Thx fir answering me
0.1% in the grand scheme of things.
originally posted by: 3daysgone
a reply to: TheMadTitan
0.1% in the grand scheme of things.
I think you have have greatly overestimated the intelligence of mankind.
thx dont kniw how I did not think of something so simple
originally posted by: Gothmog
The more mass , the more gravity. The more gravity , the larger the event horizon becomes as the time/space fabric is warped.
For some posting on here
Not only does physics account for how a Black Hole (gravity well ) is created , they have proof of their existence.
Black Holes were even postulated to exist well before Einstein.
originally posted by: TheMadTitan
originally posted by: 3daysgone
a reply to: TheMadTitan
0.1% in the grand scheme of things.
I think you have have greatly overestimated the intelligence of mankind.
Twas merely a guess, you are correct though, an overestimation of our species intelligence denotes a sense of arrogance, no? We think we are smart, tis a drop in the ocean. Curiosity besets me, what would you have us at, 0.00001%, I think, is still generous?
originally posted by: TheMadTitan
originally posted by: 3daysgone
a reply to: TheMadTitan
0.1% in the grand scheme of things.
I think you have have greatly overestimated the intelligence of mankind.
Twas merely a guess, you are correct though, an overestimation of our species intelligence denotes a sense of arrogance, no? We think we are smart, tis a drop in the ocean. Curiosity besets me, what would you have us at, 0.00001%, I think, is still generous?