M Physics 21: What is the Mass of SR's Black Hole? ***More than 95% of Total Mass of the Cosmos***

Posted by kx21 on May 07, 2003 at 18:22:40:

In Reply to: M Physics 21: SR's Black Hole = ? 'X' Particle 'Extra Spicy!!!' posted by kx21 on May 07, 2003 at 17:18:50:

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* M Physics 21:
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What is the Mass of SR's Black Hole?

More than 95% of Total Mass of the Cosmos- The Missing Mass in the Cosmos...

Given that

The SR's Black Hole sucked / wrapped

1) more than 97% of Cosmic Missing Mass as highlighted in the Forum Post 97 Years of SR/GR created / wrapped more than 97% of Cosmic Missing Mass, Posted by kx21 on August 26, 2002 at 02:08:01...

2) about 96% - 73% Dark Energy & 23 % Dark Matter based on WMAP data dated 03-24-2003:-

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