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Man, that's the way you read it.. but i'm telling you i was in no way specificly talking to you or dryst. and this isn't the same as an open conversation. It's a forum, you're not supposed to read into a post and assume it's aimed directly at you (unless it actually is)Quote:
Originally Posted by souldistortion
me and dryst were the only 2 coming up with ideas so i guess i assumed you were talking about us? maybe i was wrong? haha. id really like to drop it, its no big deal but it did really offend me at the timeQuote:
Originally Posted by BobBong
well, I was generalizing...it would've only offended you if you yourself thought that your concept of the universe is like that of the hollywood image... Sounds to me like you offended yourself..Quote:
Originally Posted by souldistortion
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But getting back on topic... I'm not so sure that time itself could be sucked in by a gravitational pull.. Light, yes.. as it's been proven :)
But ones concept of time.. varies so much.. so how can you officially say until you've tried ?
Thanks for the article dryst, it seems like it's going to be a real blast! Can't wait to see how it turns out.
Bob.
maybe not time itself but maybe the earth...altering what we concieve as time?
i hate you bob. oh how i hate youQuote:
Originally Posted by BobBong
lol :pQuote:
Originally Posted by souldistortion
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To each, his own.
We're natural explorers; that besides other things is what seperates us from chimps. At one time hundreds of years ago man took off across the oceans leaving some with the belief that they would be falling off the edge. When we went into space I'm sure that there were some that felt that punching a rocket through the atmosphere would release all our oxygen like putting a hole in a balloon.
Black holes have a direct relationship to quantum physics....something we are now studying and learning to use. Each one of our explorations has brought new discoveries to the table. Imagine what something like this could achieve in relationship to space travel...........http://www.open2.net/science/finalfr...e/space_05.htm
Here's a little something on black holes and you'll notice that they DO talk of quantum physics. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole http://physics.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/...Chapter22.html
Have a good one!:thumbsup:
A black hole in reality is nothing more than concentrated matter, think about matter as a computer program, the bigger the program the longer it will take to thread through the processor and load onto the RAM right? just think about reality and space as the processer because matter interacts with itself quite alot so when you stick a huge piece of matter into a small space the processer gets bogged down and therefore time seems slower from our perspective.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
Making mini black holes will do very little to affect us, because the ratio of affected area to the size of the black hole means that the black hole will indeed alter time, but because its so small the area affected will probably only be about the size of a pin head.
The problem i predict is that black holes create a frozen piece of time in the center meaning that once they are created they will not disapear, and so if we go around creating a ton of mini black holes we're bound to lose one of them, and the thing about black holes is they suck, litterally, because of their gravatational mass so all we need is one of these little buggers to come in contact with any free particles and all of a sudden it will start to grow, matter will be sucked toward the center and will never reach the center because time has stopped there but the first particles will get close and it will increase its overall mass and will not stop until the entire world is about the size of a grain of sand.
And no offense but i REALLY dont want to be ripped apart by tidal forces affecting time and space....
So there is a LOT of risk, you can never calculate risk, PERIOD.
:) :) sweet, I think that's the place where they make anti-matter. hopefully they will make some breakthroughs and use them to explore the solar system or gain some insight about our universe. not too long ago they found direct evidence of dark matter. this is kind of exciting :dance:
I'm not even worried about this. No ones gonna die and nothings gonna happen to the earth :p.