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QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on Today at 06:49:38it proves that it has a perfect circular orbital shape.No, it doesn't say that.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Today at 06:49:38it proves that it has a perfect circular orbital shape.
In the following article about M87 accretion disc it is stated:https://www.sciencealert.com/the-ring-around-supermassive-black-hole-m87-appears-to-be-glittering"And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."So, as the accretion disc has the same diameter over years it proves that it has a perfect circular orbital shape.
Why do you continue to ignore the observation?Please read again the article:
"And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."
How can we continue the discussion while we all see that you lie again and again?
Show me where the word "perfectly " occurs in this
QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on 26/05/2021 19:57:56Don't you understand that any falling matter that doesn't meet the SMBH core itself must flung out due to Hyperbolic_trajectory.NoIt could go into an elliptical orbit.Ir it might bump its way through the other stuff in the area in what can hardly be called an "orbit" at all.
Quote from: Dave Lev on 26/05/2021 19:57:56Don't you understand that any falling matter that doesn't meet the SMBH core itself must flung out due to Hyperbolic_trajectory.
As you don't like the word "perfect":
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Quote from: Dave Lev on 30/05/2021 04:53:42As you don't like the word "perfect":It's not that I don't like the word.The problem is that you say the article tells you that the orbit is a perfect circle.And the article does not, in any way, say that.Nor is it actually possible.So.You are the man who called me a liar because I said that this text "And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."does not include the word "perfect".You called me a liar for saying something which is obviously true.So it is clear that you are an idiot, and not worth listening to.
So it is clear that you are an idiot, and not worth listening to.
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As I have stated, our scientists don't claim even for average diameter.
So, it proves that the accretion disc orbital shape is even more circular than the orbital shape of the moon around our planet.
So.You are the man who called me a liar because I said that this text"And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."does not include the word "perfect".You called me a liar for saying something which is obviously true.So it is clear that you are not worth listening to.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Today at 17:28:49As I have stated, our scientists don't claim even for average diameter.They don't need to. Because it's clear that they must mean that , because it is impossible for it to be perfectly circular.
You called me a liar for saying something which is obviously true.
Sorry - if based on our scientists they clearly observe diameter and the real meaning of diameter is a perfect circular, then it is a perfect circular.
Quote from: Dave Lev on 30/05/2021 17:32:48ThanksDo appreciate this message!That was meant for you as well. Constantly calling Bored Chemist a liar is not "keeping it friendly".
Well, it is stated: "maintaining the same diameter over years"So, it is all about the real meaning of the word "Diameter".Please be aware that they didn't claim even for average diameter. Just "diameter".So, let me help you:https://www.learningstreet.co.uk/articles/what-is-the-diameter-learn-all-about-the-diameter/What is the diameter?The diameter is the length of the line through the centre of a circle.The diameter is always twice the length of the radius of a circle.Please let's read it again:The diameter is always twice the length of the radius of a circle.If this is still not good enough for you than there is an example:Here is an example practice question:What is the diameter of the circle below?Answer:Children should be able to work out the answer as they know that the diameter is the radius x 2 (r²).6 x 2 = 12cmDiameter = 12cm.So diameter is all about circular shape and especially about PERFECT circular shape.
If this is not good enough for you, please look at the (M. Wielgus, D. Pesce & the EHT Collaboration) image:https://www.sciencealert.com/the-ring-around-supermassive-black-hole-m87-appears-to-be-glitteringWe clearly see purely circular orbits of the M87 accretion disc over the years:2009 - pure circular2011 - Pure circular2012 - pure circular2013 - pure circular2019 - pure circularThey even measure the diameter (40μas)ThereforeThe observations are very clear. The accretion disc is purely circular.
As I have already explained Diameter is all about circle shape (or actually - perfect circular shape)
2009 - pure circular2011 - Pure circular2012 - pure circular2013 - pure circular2019 - pure circular
Well, one thing you and I seem to agree is that there's some sort of traffic to or from the accretion disk.I think stuff falls in- randomly and thus introduces random perturbations which mean it will never be perfectly circular.You, on the other hand thik stuff magically rises out of it but, again, that must perturb what's leftt.So the disk can not be perfectly circular.Also, of course, collisions within the disk- even if teh only collisions involve photons- will knock teh atoms out of a perfectly circular orbit.So the one thing we know for certain is that the orbit can not be exactly circular.
He claims that the orbital shape of the accretion disc is elliptical without offering any image or any data to support that imagination.
It could go into an elliptical orbit.Ir it might bump its way through the other stuff in the area in what can hardly be called an "orbit" at all.
Quote from: Bored chemist on Today at 11:09:16So.You are the man who called me a liar because I said that this text"And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."does not include the word "perfect".You called me a liar for saying something which is obviously true.So it is clear that you are not worth listening to.
Dear Dave, your arguments are circular. Perfectly circular, and they go round and round and round again. Don't you get dizzy?
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-ring-around-supermassive-black-hole-m87-appears-to-be-glitteringWe clearly see purely circular orbits of the M87 accretion disc over the years:2009 - pure circular2011 - Pure circular2012 - pure circular2013 - pure circular2017 - pure circularThey even measure the diameter (40μas)
I don't get dizzy with regards to the SMBH' accretion disc as the shape of this disc is the ultimate evidence that the BBT is wrong.
BC had clearly explained that in order for matter to fall in, it must set an elliptical orbit.
I saidQuote from: Bored chemist on Yesterday at 20:35:32It could go into an elliptical orbit.Ir it might bump its way through the other stuff in the area in what can hardly be called an "orbit" at all.
2009 - Very Narrow ring2011 - Very Narrow ring2012 - Wide ring2013 - Midsize ring2017 - Wide ring
Or is it me based on the solid observations to support my claim?
Quote from: Bored chemist on Yesterday at 18:36:30Quote from: Bored chemist on Today at 11:09:16So.You are the man who called me a liar because I said that this text"And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."does not include the word "perfect".You called me a liar for saying something which is obviously true.So it is clear that you are not worth listening to.
Quote from: Bored chemist on Yesterday at 20:35:32Quote from: Bored chemist on Yesterday at 18:36:30Quote from: Bored chemist on Today at 11:09:16So.You are the man who called me a liar because I said that this text"And they found, as predicted by general relativity, that the black hole shadow - the circle in the middle of the glowing golden ring - was persistent throughout the time period, maintaining the same diameter over years. This is yet further confirmation of the nature of M87*, the researchers said."does not include the word "perfect".You called me a liar for saying something which is obviously true.So it is clear that you are not worth listening to.