22. Dezember 2019

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The black Hole

12 Antworten zu „The black Hole”.

ragnarsbhut

7. Mai 2020

Marco, this is true.

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Marco

7. Mai 2020

This term defines a hypothetical (the theory of spaghetification is still to be concretized, since one does not have the certainty of what really happens in a black hole) effect that occurs when an object is falling towards the center of a black hole.

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1. ragnarsbhut
  
  7. Mai 2020
  
  Marco, this is true.
  
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ragnarsbhut

7. Mai 2020

Marco, even though it is not a hole like we think of one, where a hole has an ending, what do you think would happen if a black hole collapsed in on itself? Would it disappear from space altogether?

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1. Marco
  
  7. Mai 2020
  
  This term defines a hypothetical (the theory of spaghetification is still to be concretized, since one does not have the certainty of what really happens in a black hole) effect that occurs when an object is falling towards the center of a black hole.
  
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  1. ragnarsbhut
    
    7. Mai 2020
    
    Marco, this is true.
    
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Marco

7. Mai 2020

Nothing can get out of a black hole. But what’s going on in there? This is the question that deserves an answer.❤️

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1. ragnarsbhut
  
  7. Mai 2020
  
  Marco, even though it is not a hole like we think of one, where a hole has an ending, what do you think would happen if a black hole collapsed in on itself? Would it disappear from space altogether?
  
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  1. Marco
    
    7. Mai 2020
    
    This term defines a hypothetical (the theory of spaghetification is still to be concretized, since one does not have the certainty of what really happens in a black hole) effect that occurs when an object is falling towards the center of a black hole.
    
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    1. ragnarsbhut
      
      7. Mai 2020
      
      Marco, this is true.
      
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ragnarsbhut

3. April 2020

Marco, I find the black hole concept to be interesting. I also know that it is not a literal hole, seeing as a hole has to end somehow. However, what do you think would happen if a black hole collapsed in on itself? Would it vanish completely? Would it be reborn?

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1. Marco
  
  7. Mai 2020
  
  Nothing can get out of a black hole. But what’s going on in there? This is the question that deserves an answer.❤️
  
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  1. ragnarsbhut
    
    7. Mai 2020
    
    Marco, even though it is not a hole like we think of one, where a hole has an ending, what do you think would happen if a black hole collapsed in on itself? Would it disappear from space altogether?
    
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    1. Marco
      
      7. Mai 2020
      
      This term defines a hypothetical (the theory of spaghetification is still to be concretized, since one does not have the certainty of what really happens in a black hole) effect that occurs when an object is falling towards the center of a black hole.
      
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      1. ragnarsbhut
        
        7. Mai 2020
        
        Marco, this is true.
        
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Marco

31. März 2020

Your theory is very interesting …❤️
Statistics say that the supernovae in our Galaxy should be a hundred in each year, yet they have not been seen for centuries. The last one, in 1987, took place in the Large Magellanic Cloud. The reason lies in the shape of the Galaxy and in the dark clouds that hide a large part of the sky from us. Presumably, many supernovae exploded behind these clouds. We can only try to predict which stars will sooner or later explode, even if we don’t know when. To date, good suspects are Eta Carinae and Betelgeuse.😅

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ragnarsbhut

29. März 2020

I know that stellar black holes are made when the center of a very big star falls in upon itself, or collapses. When this happens, it causes a supernova. A supernova is an exploding star that blasts part of the star into space. Scientists think supermassive black holes were made at the same time as the galaxy they are in. What had confused me for years is the terminology, particularly since what we think of as holes having some ending point.

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1. Marco
  
  31. März 2020
  
  Your theory is very interesting …❤️
  Statistics say that the supernovae in our Galaxy should be a hundred in each year, yet they have not been seen for centuries. The last one, in 1987, took place in the Large Magellanic Cloud. The reason lies in the shape of the Galaxy and in the dark clouds that hide a large part of the sky from us. Presumably, many supernovae exploded behind these clouds. We can only try to predict which stars will sooner or later explode, even if we don’t know when. To date, good suspects are Eta Carinae and Betelgeuse.😅
  
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5. Januar 2020

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5. Januar 2020

Reply to: shanolelinate
5. Januar 2020 um 13:36

Elsewhere I have written that people who have not had mystical experiences tend to overlook or discredit the written autobiographical accounts of those who have had such experiences (e.g. St. Teresa of Avila, St. Faustina Kowalska).

Meanwhile, those who have had mystical experiences tend to see the same autobiographical accounts as overlooked or ignored data—in poststructural terms, mystical accounts are hidden or discredited „discourses.“

Poststructuralists like Michel Foucault argue that social power plays an important role in which discourses are deemed legitimate and which are not. Essentially, discourses compete for legitimacy; because mysticism is largely a private matter – or a dynamic involving a few sensitive individuals – it is more difficult to demonstrate to the masses.

So, in simple terms… if most people do not have profound mystical experiences, discourses about those experiences will not enjoy a high degree of social legitimacy. However, this does not mean that the truth claims contained in those discourses are necessarily false. It could mean that most people are „in the dark“ (ala Plato’s Cave Analogy).

Final note: The writer on mysticism Evelyn Underhill argues that genuine mysticism is rational, not irrational. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evelyn_Underhill

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shanolelinate

5. Januar 2020

The rational being distinguishes itself from the brute because, being able to assert itself, through its faculties of abstraction and reflection, to the concept of cause, it puts before itself two problems from whose solution the explanation and reason of the universe should arise, the problem of death and the problem of the existence of evil. Ancient religions gave a vague and uncertain solution to the former, and did not give any of the latter. Prometheus who dared to agitate this problem was a rebel who Jupiter nailed the Caucasus.

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Jonathan Caswell

24. Dezember 2019

Hat dies auf By the Mighty Mumford rebloggt und kommentierte:
A SINGULARITY…WITH AN EVENT HORIZON!

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Earthpages.org

22. Dezember 2019

Going through the news I learned that the debate is not over!

Just search Google >> News >> “ new theory about black holes “

I find that science is a fickle beast. The moment they proclaim something is written in the laws of nature, an anomaly usually appears and new thinking follows…

I find this in both the hard and soft sciences. That’s why I often say the uncritical acceptance of scientific truth claims is not unlike a religion. 🙂

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1. shanolelinate
  
  5. Januar 2020
  
  The rational being distinguishes itself from the brute because, being able to assert itself, through its faculties of abstraction and reflection, to the concept of cause, it puts before itself two problems from whose solution the explanation and reason of the universe should arise, the problem of death and the problem of the existence of evil. Ancient religions gave a vague and uncertain solution to the former, and did not give any of the latter. Prometheus who dared to agitate this problem was a rebel who Jupiter nailed the Caucasus.
  
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