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Post by Pincho Paxton on Mar 6, 2014 14:07:52 GMT
Link... linkPincho says... Matter falling into black holes is the same as matter falling into a huge sand timer, but the gravity is much stronger. If we use sand as an example it is reduced, and further reduced. The particles will keep reducing infinitely until they escape through gaps in the grain structure of space. There are always gaps in a grain structure, you can never fill them all. But what can happen is that the rotation speeds of all of the particles can match up. If all particles start to rotate at the same speed you have no useful energy. It would be like a Newton's Cradle with all of the forces going around in a circle, and back into the black hole just to start all over again. You can only use useful energy that combines at varying angles. Energy in these spins you could call cloned energy. It is in a repeating cloning cycle. Pincho Paxton
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