Post by Pincho Paxton on Jun 28, 2015 10:55:02 GMT
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Galaxy's supermassive black hole is a cool neighbourhood for ice
Pincho says...
It gets a bit annoying reading thread after thread with no physics included. Science has no physics!
Dust is a spin around a quantum hole of gravity. A quantum hole is a gap between gravity. Anything inside the quantum hole has gravity pouring towards it, so it gets 'locked in'. 'Locked in' water is ice. Propagation through space is X/Y/Z/In/Out... and 'In' is cold, because energy cannot escape from gravity moving towards it, so it scales down. The GBH is a Gaussian froth, not a bending of spacetime.
Pincho Paxton
Galaxy's supermassive black hole is a cool neighbourhood for ice
Pincho says...
It gets a bit annoying reading thread after thread with no physics included. Science has no physics!
Dust is a spin around a quantum hole of gravity. A quantum hole is a gap between gravity. Anything inside the quantum hole has gravity pouring towards it, so it gets 'locked in'. 'Locked in' water is ice. Propagation through space is X/Y/Z/In/Out... and 'In' is cold, because energy cannot escape from gravity moving towards it, so it scales down. The GBH is a Gaussian froth, not a bending of spacetime.
Pincho Paxton