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NWCorona

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15. Quantum mechanics stimulates that if a reaction is possible the opposite is also possible
Fri Jul 8, 2016, 01:19 PM
Jul 2016

The best way to describe the theory is this IMHO. The event horizon can affect the production of matching pairs of particles and anti particles. Now imagine them stuck together like magnets. As the gravitational forces ripe them apart picture the negative particle turning and ejecting the positive free.

Other factors are at play like frame dragging so the black hole would actually be spinning.

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That's awesome. Separation Jul 2016 #1
We are born of this star dust...humbling thought. Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #2
True story GummyBearz Jul 2016 #9
K&R JohnnyRingo Jul 2016 #3
If we CAPTURED it.... Night Watchman Jul 2016 #4
Alerting. This is not Late Breaking News! JustABozoOnThisBus Jul 2016 #5
Isn't it amazing that something that happened so long ago is just now reaching us NWCorona Jul 2016 #13
heheheh you made me laugh. PersonNumber503602 Jul 2016 #18
The good news is that star came out the other side no worse for wear... Blue_Tires Jul 2016 #6
What I don't understand: bvar22 Jul 2016 #7
From what I understand Separation Jul 2016 #8
To put in into a somewhat more human and familiar scale, imagine a meteor hurtling towards Earth. cemaphonic Jul 2016 #10
Quantum mechanics stimulates that if a reaction is possible the opposite is also possible NWCorona Jul 2016 #15
Didn't this happen like 7,000,000 years ago? rug Jul 2016 #11
It-the event- is taking 3.9 billion years for its light to travel to earth. I do not riversedge Jul 2016 #12
Heh, in astronomical tems it's still LBN. rug Jul 2016 #19
Clever! riversedge Jul 2016 #20
wonder if black holes burp after dining. ChairmanAgnostic Jul 2016 #14
Supposedly the upper limit is 10 billion times the mass of the sun. NWCorona Jul 2016 #16
the thing about the big bang that always confused me ChairmanAgnostic Jul 2016 #17
Light Can't Escape From Black Holes november3rd Jul 2016 #21
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