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Which particles give shape to a " mini black hole"in a temperature within a few millionthsof a degree above absolute zero: T=0K.?
How from one…" mini black hole" , from local microgravity,the macro gravity , the star formation going
What is about: " Hypoteses non fingo." ?
How is gravity evidence of the existence of these black holes? Gravity acts between the Earth & the moon, between Earth & the sun, between the sun and every planet in the solar system, between our galaxy & the Andromeda galaxy and others, and between every mass in the universe. How can black holes external to our visible universe cause those effects?Or are you implying that gravity is actually a much stronger force than we realise and that these external black holes somehow diminish its strength - that without those black holes everything would collapse back in on itself?Who says that 2 black holes colliding will result in an explosion? If light cannot escape from a black hole, how can material be expelled in an explosion?
The collision of two super-sized BH's would result in a massive explosion like the Big Bang. The effects of gravity pulling them together faster than the speed of light would also make certain that they hit each other dead-on. I have never heard any other plausible theory of the Big Bang...
This would mean that there was already a universe in which the BHs existed and our universe is merely expanding within that; pushing it further away from us in all directions.
BHs have mass so they cannot travel faster than light. Even if they were both travelling toward each other at 0.75C their combined velocity would still not exceed C due to relativistic effects.So, I ask again, how can 2 BHs colliding cause an explosion? The matter inside them cannot escape no matter how great the collision.
Quote from: DoctorBeaver on 04/02/2008 17:56:15BHs have mass so they cannot travel faster than light. Even if they were both travelling toward each other at 0.75C their combined velocity would still not exceed C due to relativistic effects.So, I ask again, how can 2 BHs colliding cause an explosion? The matter inside them cannot escape no matter how great the collision.OK so if both BH's are traveling at 75% of C, then a head-on collision of both would be the equivalent of one BH doing 150% the speed of light and hitting a brick wall.