2008-08-31, 12:02 AM
Well to put the 'black hole theory' to rest. A black hole is basically a large collection of mass in a small volume. In order for a black hole to be made it would in fact require a lot of mass, more than the mass of the earth. How's something like this supposed to form on earth and consume it.
Think of the universe a large bedsheet stretched out by people holding each of the sides and corners. Now the earth or a planet for that matter would be like placing an orange on the sheet, notice it begins to sag a little around the orange, that represents 'gravity'. A black hole would be represented by placing a pea-sized ball weighing significally more than an orage, we'll say 100lbs for the hell of it. It creates a deep sag in the sheet, this is the gravitational force is has from all that concentrated mass. Now, the gravitational force of a black hole is exponential. You can be right beside the black hole and not experience its gravitational pull, but as soon as you cross the 'threshold' you'll be pulled in at increasingly high force pulling you apart atom by atom. The acceleration would be so great though that time would basically stand still. Lets just say time isn't constant, and this has been proven. Scientists took 2 sycronized atomic clocks, put on in a jet and sent it around the world, the other was left in the hangar. When the two clocks were put back together they varied by a couple minutes, the one on the jet being further behind.
I'm just gonna leave it at that for now, since while ive been typing this the post has prolly closed for some reason like the last, lol.
Think of the universe a large bedsheet stretched out by people holding each of the sides and corners. Now the earth or a planet for that matter would be like placing an orange on the sheet, notice it begins to sag a little around the orange, that represents 'gravity'. A black hole would be represented by placing a pea-sized ball weighing significally more than an orage, we'll say 100lbs for the hell of it. It creates a deep sag in the sheet, this is the gravitational force is has from all that concentrated mass. Now, the gravitational force of a black hole is exponential. You can be right beside the black hole and not experience its gravitational pull, but as soon as you cross the 'threshold' you'll be pulled in at increasingly high force pulling you apart atom by atom. The acceleration would be so great though that time would basically stand still. Lets just say time isn't constant, and this has been proven. Scientists took 2 sycronized atomic clocks, put on in a jet and sent it around the world, the other was left in the hangar. When the two clocks were put back together they varied by a couple minutes, the one on the jet being further behind.
I'm just gonna leave it at that for now, since while ive been typing this the post has prolly closed for some reason like the last, lol.