On 9/9/2023 2:14 PM,
mitchr...@gmail.com wrote:
if space contracted up to the event horizon
a BH could not have an inner volume of gravity...
Falling flat atoms do not exist. Nor does a flat
particle falling in.
Don't forget, Roy, that in their own frame they are normal and not flat.
Also, for black holes, tidal effects have the opposite effect of making
flat. Google "spaghettification", if you are brave enough to confront
the Google monster.
There are no singularities and no
event horizons. Light does not
slow down leaving from its "absolute c" escape
velocity under all gravity. Atom's alone
obey escape velocity slow down leaving
gravity... Light never has.
For an (obvious!) GR situation like near a black hole, you cannot use SR
and its predictions which would not apply there.
Atomic jets can't come out of a BH pole
event horizon.
Which is good you understand that, because nobody in science ever
believes that ANYTHING comes out from beyond the event horizon.
They can get out of
a look a like we have observed.
Gibberish, Roy.
Neutron stars are maximum limited
gravity strength. That is the only order
where jets would apply.
Since nothing ever comes out of black holes, black holes still apply
where neutron stars cannot exist.
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