Massive Black Hole Stumps Researchers

Space.com ^ | June 28, 2004 | Tariq Malik

[stylin_geek]

In other words, matter that is ripped apart when it is sucked into the hole, which can then produce radiation. The radiation could well escape the gravity of the black hole, depending on the angle at which it is emitted.

Although I think this effect is observed more where a star is orbiting a black hole, and the black hole is slowly pulling matter from the star.

[Light Speed]

I am not at your level of technical understanding...sorry

Electric Universe is challenging the former theories.
They are sure to be wrong at many points...
I used to run a CNC Plasma gantry....Nitrogen/Cryo Nitrogen,underwater cut too.
Ultrasound inspection..X-ray...and welding.

Electric Universe is relevant for me....am just comfortable their.
Halton Arps work has thrown a big wrench into Redshift.
Way too many theories have ..*Dark matter and other unknowns tossed in to make models work.
Age is another issue with me...This multiple Billions of years thingy.
That could be wrong too.

The former constructs...the academic uniformity thing..age dating..all that..its subject to revision.
Gravity is important....but it is no longer slot # 1

[PatrickHenry]

Thanks, but I hesitate to deploy my ping list. Like a black hole itself, the thread's attracted enough debris that it's gone over the edge.

[adam_az]

He didn't, Satan spawned all the false religions on Earth to confuse and decieve the people from the true religion. You just have to figure out which one the true relegion is.

You called?

[adam_az]

"Just think. All this stuff just happened willy-nilly, randomly. No nothing. Yes sir, just kinda, sorta fell into place and everything from here to eternity obeys the same rules all by accident."

Of course they do, otherwise they wouldn't exist.

That isn't evidence of anything.

Besides, religion doesn't need objective proof. It's based on faith.

[Lazamataz]

Michael Moore has been found!

[Iberian]

"Weighing a black hole heavyweight".

Not that hard to explain, Michael Moore.

[ZeitgeistSurfer]

Got slack?

[Junior]

You could still ping me, and maybe one or two others. Oft times, that's the only way we know these posts are here.

[PatrickHenry]

Okay. I'll do that next time.

[oldtimer]

And isn't it true that the highest percentage of professionals who believe in God are Astronomers!

[tortoise]

And isn't it true that the highest percentage of professionals who believe in God are Astronomers!

I was always told it was the astronomer's girlfriend. Not surprising when you consider astronomers are professionals trained to work all night.

[SunkenCiv]

Note: this topic is from 6/28/2004. Thanks PeaceBeWithYou.

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