The reason black holes do not exist is quite simple. Around a theoretical black hole is a region known as the event horizon. This is the point at which the escape veolocity is equal to the speed of light. It is also the point at which TIME STANDS STILL! So not only can nothing escape from a black hole, nothing can enter either. Why? Because you would be waiting for ever for anything to cross the event hoizon. TIME STANDS STILL at this point so any thories regarding their formation are wrong.
Black holes don't exist. Here's my main reason why. Einstein's GR theory that predicts them lacks consideration of relativity phenomena that affects the experience of time by material objects. So no material object can approach the gravitational singularity that GR predicts. It's like getting half way there. If each step is half way, you never reach the end.
I really enjoyed your video about black holes. I think maybe we give too much credit to black holes and we tend to put everything together to make it fit. Not all scientists agrees on black holes or the big bang, at the moment, we cannot go any further using math because of course, we are missing most of the puzzle. Going further without those peices would be philisophy. sorry my bad english.
and, in case you've forgotten, my email is ebensley3@excite (you know the end part). I hope you do this soon, such that I can show you why your claims are unfounded and your replies personally insulting. By the way, you shouldn't say "I'm making you think" and expect that to be a good argument.
Gavin, I have asked you numerous times to email me. You have not done so. I have limited internet access to respond to any points via comments, but I can type and reply wheb i get a chance. Be a dear and EMAIL me these transcripts,
I am a professional astrophysicist and I assure you in academic circles, your objections were wiped clean many, many years ago. The amount of evidence is overwhelming. Your entire argument relies on one tenant; "if you can't see it directly, it doesn't exist."
Again, we have to weigh the evidence; now we can't photograph an electron, but we can build computer circuits based on the physics we understand to describe their movement. Minor correction; his name is *LaPlace*. All the best.
I have often wondered why, if NASA was aware of the unseen dangers of the black holes they promoted for us all to believe exist, why they didn't seem fearful of venturing out into outer space. Now I have come to the conclusion (long before I ever saw your video) that NASA never did put a man on the moon in its Apollo space program. It was all a giant hoax. They may have gotten to the moon with unshared technology but not with Apollo, in my opinion!
@olga2415 NASA is well aware of the *dangers* of black holes. They really aren't as scary, common, or nearby as people think. I wish you were a student at my university because I dedicate several lectures to your first question. We can make black holes in labs and have a vast array of equations which describe almost all of their properties. If they were as dangerous as you describe, wouldn't you think my colleagues and I would be running down the street screaming? All the best.
The reason black holes do not exist is quite simple. Around a theoretical black hole is a region known as the event horizon. This is the point at which the escape veolocity is equal to the speed of light. It is also the point at which TIME STANDS STILL! So not only can nothing escape from a black hole, nothing can enter either. Why? Because you would be waiting for ever for anything to cross the event hoizon. TIME STANDS STILL at this point so any thories regarding their formation are wrong.
RobertsMrtn 1 day ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Black holes don't exist. Here's my main reason why. Einstein's GR theory that predicts them lacks consideration of relativity phenomena that affects the experience of time by material objects. So no material object can approach the gravitational singularity that GR predicts. It's like getting half way there. If each step is half way, you never reach the end.
Vern3666 1 month ago
I really enjoyed your video about black holes. I think maybe we give too much credit to black holes and we tend to put everything together to make it fit. Not all scientists agrees on black holes or the big bang, at the moment, we cannot go any further using math because of course, we are missing most of the puzzle. Going further without those peices would be philisophy. sorry my bad english.
uceid 2 months ago
So when's part 2 coming?
doltBmB 3 months ago in playlist Flere videoer fra SkunkHunt
and, in case you've forgotten, my email is ebensley3@excite (you know the end part). I hope you do this soon, such that I can show you why your claims are unfounded and your replies personally insulting. By the way, you shouldn't say "I'm making you think" and expect that to be a good argument.
haiguizeify 3 months ago
Gavin, I have asked you numerous times to email me. You have not done so. I have limited internet access to respond to any points via comments, but I can type and reply wheb i get a chance. Be a dear and EMAIL me these transcripts,
haiguizeify 3 months ago
I am a professional astrophysicist and I assure you in academic circles, your objections were wiped clean many, many years ago. The amount of evidence is overwhelming. Your entire argument relies on one tenant; "if you can't see it directly, it doesn't exist."
Again, we have to weigh the evidence; now we can't photograph an electron, but we can build computer circuits based on the physics we understand to describe their movement. Minor correction; his name is *LaPlace*. All the best.
astudyofeverything 4 months ago
I have often wondered why, if NASA was aware of the unseen dangers of the black holes they promoted for us all to believe exist, why they didn't seem fearful of venturing out into outer space. Now I have come to the conclusion (long before I ever saw your video) that NASA never did put a man on the moon in its Apollo space program. It was all a giant hoax. They may have gotten to the moon with unshared technology but not with Apollo, in my opinion!
olga2415 4 months ago
@olga2415 NASA is well aware of the *dangers* of black holes. They really aren't as scary, common, or nearby as people think. I wish you were a student at my university because I dedicate several lectures to your first question. We can make black holes in labs and have a vast array of equations which describe almost all of their properties. If they were as dangerous as you describe, wouldn't you think my colleagues and I would be running down the street screaming? All the best.
astudyofeverything 4 months ago
Hope you will post the next video on black holes don't exist soon.
SuperFinGuy 4 months ago