Hey all,
I have a couple of problems with some of the quantum theories that are out there that are still unproven.
One is Black Holes. Think of this. If a black hole exists and is based on gravity that can literally eat anything and is so powerful that it eats light as well, (bends it in that it cannot be seen over it, but appears like a black hole) then you would 'think' that there would be nothing 'inside' of the black hole. But... The gravity requires matter, as the gravity is like a shadow of the matter, and the matter is the part that is collapsed, thus the center of the black hole in theory 'must' still be there from the collapses star, which by the way is mostly gas, as we believe, (another theory, eeks).
So, in the present structure of this theory, a black hole 'has' matter 'in' it. Where did all of this matter go? Why didnt it collapse sooner if it had all this gravity? Why doesnt this happen in smaller scenario's? For instance, can we replicate this on a smaller scale?
I do not think that a black hole is what people actually think they are. I believe it is something totally different. I could be wrong, but it just doenst compute. Perhaps it is a rip in space (my theory) in which a multi or dual 'gate' has been created or torn or simply exists in two or more planes of existence or dimensions.
Perhaps a star simply burns out. Perhaps it doesnt turn into the smallest element in the universe and create a 'eat anything' pit of doom.
Here is a simple illustration. A black hole in todays theories 'must' have matter to exist, matter in it. That is why its there is collapsed matter. Tremendous ammounts of matter. Where is it? Why is the gravity still there? Density you say? Its all 'really small!' you say. Doesnt that sound a little 'Monty Python' to you? Thats like saying that the mountain over there in Flagstaff was so tired from existing for so long, and it was so heavy, that it collapsed on itself and made a big hole and it bent time and space, and if you looked inside it, there would be this back hole that ate light. (Wheres the mountain though? How do you collapse all that matter thats trapped in the center? What kept it from collapsing in the first place? What then is weight or pressure then that it can 'over-ride' or overcome an objects base mass (without holes in the surrounding area, like a clump of metal, instead of a metal structure. For instance, gas, when its untimately collapsed, is usually liquid, and then frozen. I have never seen it collapse before).
Another thing. FTL, (faster then light). People say you absolutely cannot travel past FTL. Again, I have an issue dealing with this. They say that speed and time are linked. No way, I say. How can you 'reverse' time by going faster then light via motion? How does motion interact with time? How can you change time (your position in time) by going faster then the speed of light?
First, light is the speed of which protons depart from a light source. (Correct me if I am wrong). Now, how about the sub atomic particles that travel far faster then time? Yep. Tachyons travel faster then light. Do you see them going in and coming out of time events? Do they change or effect matter when the collide into things such as us, Earth, etc? I dont.
They postulated that going faster then the Sound Barrier would have horrific ramifications, when in WWII, planes were going sonic in dives, the Me-163 Komet was skirting the barrier continuously, and I am sure a pilot in those things occasionally popped through the barrier in dives 'often'.
Perhaps there may be some sort of 'effect' or event that happens when a craft will go through the light barrier, but I do not believe your home world will age massively while you are in FTL for an hour. I do not believe you will get back and society will have aged 20 years, lol... No... No, no, no, no, no.....
Ok, I'll step down from my soap box and allow you all to take a shot at me with cabbage and and rebuttals. :d
Bill
I have a couple of problems with some of the quantum theories that are out there that are still unproven.
One is Black Holes. Think of this. If a black hole exists and is based on gravity that can literally eat anything and is so powerful that it eats light as well, (bends it in that it cannot be seen over it, but appears like a black hole) then you would 'think' that there would be nothing 'inside' of the black hole. But... The gravity requires matter, as the gravity is like a shadow of the matter, and the matter is the part that is collapsed, thus the center of the black hole in theory 'must' still be there from the collapses star, which by the way is mostly gas, as we believe, (another theory, eeks).
So, in the present structure of this theory, a black hole 'has' matter 'in' it. Where did all of this matter go? Why didnt it collapse sooner if it had all this gravity? Why doesnt this happen in smaller scenario's? For instance, can we replicate this on a smaller scale?
I do not think that a black hole is what people actually think they are. I believe it is something totally different. I could be wrong, but it just doenst compute. Perhaps it is a rip in space (my theory) in which a multi or dual 'gate' has been created or torn or simply exists in two or more planes of existence or dimensions.
Perhaps a star simply burns out. Perhaps it doesnt turn into the smallest element in the universe and create a 'eat anything' pit of doom.
Here is a simple illustration. A black hole in todays theories 'must' have matter to exist, matter in it. That is why its there is collapsed matter. Tremendous ammounts of matter. Where is it? Why is the gravity still there? Density you say? Its all 'really small!' you say. Doesnt that sound a little 'Monty Python' to you? Thats like saying that the mountain over there in Flagstaff was so tired from existing for so long, and it was so heavy, that it collapsed on itself and made a big hole and it bent time and space, and if you looked inside it, there would be this back hole that ate light. (Wheres the mountain though? How do you collapse all that matter thats trapped in the center? What kept it from collapsing in the first place? What then is weight or pressure then that it can 'over-ride' or overcome an objects base mass (without holes in the surrounding area, like a clump of metal, instead of a metal structure. For instance, gas, when its untimately collapsed, is usually liquid, and then frozen. I have never seen it collapse before).
Another thing. FTL, (faster then light). People say you absolutely cannot travel past FTL. Again, I have an issue dealing with this. They say that speed and time are linked. No way, I say. How can you 'reverse' time by going faster then light via motion? How does motion interact with time? How can you change time (your position in time) by going faster then the speed of light?
First, light is the speed of which protons depart from a light source. (Correct me if I am wrong). Now, how about the sub atomic particles that travel far faster then time? Yep. Tachyons travel faster then light. Do you see them going in and coming out of time events? Do they change or effect matter when the collide into things such as us, Earth, etc? I dont.
They postulated that going faster then the Sound Barrier would have horrific ramifications, when in WWII, planes were going sonic in dives, the Me-163 Komet was skirting the barrier continuously, and I am sure a pilot in those things occasionally popped through the barrier in dives 'often'.
Perhaps there may be some sort of 'effect' or event that happens when a craft will go through the light barrier, but I do not believe your home world will age massively while you are in FTL for an hour. I do not believe you will get back and society will have aged 20 years, lol... No... No, no, no, no, no.....
Ok, I'll step down from my soap box and allow you all to take a shot at me with cabbage and and rebuttals. :d
Bill
