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Re: What Does a Growing Black hole Mean?Posted by sol on May 14, 2002 at 09:29:05: In Reply to: Re: What Does a Growing Black hole Mean? posted by davidmac on May 14, 2002 at 05:39:06: David, In effect the singularity cannot totally form because it takes too long to complete the process. I had asked if we should use the model of the bubble of the blackhole for a reason. The experiment that we were directed to by Mooreglade in terms of the bubble pdf, help me understand the generation of the size, in expansion of this blackhole, as well as the temperature value in opposite to that of the condensing collapse to singularity. Now in that experiment, waves are generated towards the bubble which by its nature expands and contains the waves generated. If we saw this model of the bubble understood, how did such a process fuel the light generated from the bubble bursting, to have realize this was the underpinning to the ideas of a Sun created and part of the understanding of the expansion and contraction of the cosmos. So why do strings congregate in a blackhole scenario and what can we learn from such a congregation, and we will have seen into the very understanding of what wave generation can do for us in the cosmos?( you might find this statement confusing), but when we see the understanding of what a string is, we learn not only to understand what the string can do in terms of its wave nature, but of what can be be grabbed from the enviroment in which it is created. What is the ocean in space and we see Ray has held to the tenents before the Interferometer experiement, and is honing in on what we might have called the dark matter or the quintensence? How did this contribute and we get a idea of what the Omega value contributes to the understanding of what is created in the shape of the universe? I hope this was clear. I apply question marks to a lot of my statements because I feel they are open to interpretation, and can fuel further questions? Sol Follow Ups: (Reload page to see most recent)
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