Tripoli
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Been married for 30 years, been a long time since I have had a girlfriend.Sure you did. Was your girlfriend from Niagara Falls with you?
Been married for 30 years, been a long time since I have had a girlfriend.Sure you did. Was your girlfriend from Niagara Falls with you?
Not once the planets spaghettify, before reaching the black hole itself. Then they are no longer planets. When this mass contacts the black hole itself, it just becomes part of the homogeneous mass in the black hole.Black holes contain planets too, or anything else caught up in their field.
Who is the lucky guy?Been married for 30 years, been a long time since I have had a girlfriend.
LOL how do you know what happens in a black hole when no one else does?Not once the planets spaghettify, before reaching the black hole itself. Then they are no longer planets. When this mass contacts the black hole itself, it just becomes part of the homogeneous mass in the black hole.
Not everything comes back to your closet homosexualityWho is the lucky guy?
Because you are wrong. We do know what happens. The laws of physics apply everywhere in the universe.how do you know what happens in a black hole when no one else does?
Actually the laws of physics do not apply at both the macro and quantum levels.Because you are wrong. We do know what happens. The laws of physics apply everywhere in the universe.
Yes they do. Quantum mechanics, for example, dominates at the quantum level. And the laws are the same everywhere.Actually the laws of physics do not apply at both the macro and quantum levels.
First you claim that black holes contain billions of stars, then you claim that a black hole is a star, as in singular.Wrong. That's the size of the event horizon, not the black hole star itself.
Now that you have been corrected in your misunderstanding, consider the question again.
How do you think a billion solar masses fit in a region the size of a pinpoint?
Lie. I said black holes can contain billions of solar masses.First you claim that black holes contain billions of stars
Because it is.then you claim that a black hole is a star, as in singular.
There are a number of proposed quantum gravity theories. Currently, there is still no complete and consistent quantum theory of gravity, and the candidate models still need to overcome major formal and conceptual problems.Yes they do. Quantum mechanics, for example, dominates at the quantum level. And the laws are the same everywhere.
I think what you mean to say is that certain laws do not help us predict what happens at both very large and very small scales.
Black holes are not particularly special or exotic. In fact, they are pretty bland. They can be completely described by just three parameters: spin, mass, and charge. All of the other properties of the black hole can be derived from these three quantities.
There is only one Standard Model. And it is confirmed as true on a daily basis.There are a number of proposed quantum gravity theories
Actually our Sun is exactly 1 solar mass, then you claim both that a black hole is a star, and billions of stars at the same timeLie. I said black holes can contain billions of solar masses.
For those who didn't go to college, that's just a measurement of mass equal to the mass of our Sun.
Because it is.
Which is what I just taught you.Actually our Sun is exactly 1 solar mass
Wrong. I said a black hole can contain mass equivalent to the mass of billions of stars.then you claim both that a black hole is a star, and billions of stars at the same time
yes you did lug nutI never said a scientific theory is the same as a fact. So you have confused yourself again.
You see to have a lot of trouble discerning and articulating existential vs. Universal statements. Which is not surprising, because these are concepts learned in only certain college courses.