Kip Thorn and the excuse of black holes
On May 3, 3:18*pm, JanPB wrote:
On May 3, 2:13*pm, wrote:
On May 3, 1:07*pm, foolsrushout wrote:
wrote:
Kip Thorn dismissed the fact that objects would fall faster than
light inside a black hole. He claimed they only reach light speed.
But if they reach light speed at the event horizon how are they not
going to be propelled faster by the even greater gravity inside?
No. Kip Thorn was making an excuse to preserve Black Hole theory.
Let's say he is correct that matter reaches only light speed; still
this is a violation of Special Relativity. Matter cannot reach light
speed according to Albert Einstein. If it did it would disappear from
time.
Matter reaching light speed is what disproves Black Holes at
their event horizons because they violate Special Relativity.
The second excuse that might be made is that matter does not even
reach (or fall to) the light speed limit that Kip Thorn suggested.
But time ends at the event horizon for matter causing the theoretical
redshift and blueshift of light to go infinite which is a nonsense as
prediction. Light's energy would go infinite by blue
shift and zero by redshift at the event horizon. These predictions
are the complete failure of black hole theory.
For time to really end for matter it has to reach light speed. The
fact is
time ending and the matter reaching light speed go hand and hand
which
again violates Einstein's Special Relativity. So please give up your
excuses
Kip thorn and EVERYONE ELSE.
Even Albert Einstein did not believe in black holes. Instead he tried
to make the collapsing star bounce back in theory. That was his
reaction.
Mitch Raemsch; You can't fall faster than light
Tell me what happens inside a black hole.- Hide quoted text -
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Nothing. They do not exist.
If by "black hole" you mean points excluded from space and time in a
finite region then most physicists would probably agree with you.
Everyone knows GR is an incomplete theory (so is QM). You must keep in
mind that when people like Kip Thorne (note the "e" at the end) talk
about black holes, they mean certain property of certain theory, not
necessarily what's "out there". Learn to recognise terminological
shortcuts before you post critiques.
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Jan Bielawski- Hide quoted text -
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Neutron stars are out there not black holes.
Mitch Raemsch
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