The problem with black hole theory is in the end of time.
Time ends at the event horizon and then ends again at the
singularity. Does this make sense?

I have been told that there is more than one time-continuum.
That is the solution to such a problem?

Einsteins curved space-time continuum is contiguous.
It does not seperate at a black hole. That is just more
curved space-time.

The universe is:The continuum as a whole.

Schoenfeld wrote:
wrote:

Not even Einstein pretended that GR was a final theory. It was from
its
inception the "next logical step" in the development of a classical
field theory of gravity.

That's an interesting statement. Have you a reference?

Read Einstein's essays in his book, Ideas and Opinions, especially the
essay, Physics and Reality for a field theory extension to classical
mechanics, and read Fundaments of theoretical physics, p.334 for the
claim that field theory failed at the QM domain. Also read On the
generalized theory of gravitation.

You can also read the Evolution of Physics by Einstein and Infeld.

Einstein spent much of the last 25 years of his life (so they say) to
generalize GR to generalize GR so that electromagnetism and gravity are
unified. He also sought a means of eliminating both particles and
fields as independent irreducible entities. That is found in Infeld's
book Quest at the point when he met Einstein at the Institute for
Advanced Studies in 1936, IIRC.

Patrick

wrote:
Schoenfeld wrote:
wrote:

Not even Einstein pretended that GR was a final theory. It was
from
its
inception the "next logical step" in the development of a
classical
field theory of gravity.

That's an interesting statement. Have you a reference?

Read Einstein's essays in his book, Ideas and Opinions, especially
the
essay, Physics and Reality for a field theory extension to classical
mechanics, and read Fundaments of theoretical physics, p.334 for the
claim that field theory failed at the QM domain. Also read On the
generalized theory of gravitation.

You can also read the Evolution of Physics by Einstein and Infeld.

Einstein spent much of the last 25 years of his life (so they say) to
generalize GR to generalize GR so that electromagnetism and gravity
are
unified. He also sought a means of eliminating both particles and
fields as independent irreducible entities. That is found in Infeld's
book Quest at the point when he met Einstein at the Institute for
Advanced Studies in 1936, IIRC.

Patrick

Unification? The Two together?

Light falls.

Mitch