"The Universe"

[Doomonkey]

Your time is dependant on your speed.

Speed is a measure of distance over time. Seems like it's the other way around.

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[asablief]

Black Holes. Go learn something by yourself. I'm done trying.

It says exactly what ive been trying to say about time and laws of physics.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

All I know about black holes is that they suck. A lot.

[Doomonkey]

Black Holes. Go learn something by yourself. I'm done trying.

Stop trying to understand a bunch of theories that don't make any sense. Time and space are constant. Compression is not distortion. The only real data on black holes is that things do escape.

[Tingalz]

But that would mean we could theoretically travel in time.

Stop. Just stop posting here, you are making my head hurt.

[asablief]

Stop trying to understand a bunch of theories that don't make any sense. Time and space are constant. Compression is not distortion. The only real data on black holes is that things do escape.

Yes because I'm sure your pet theories are any better than those coming from Astronomers that have actual mathematical equations to back up theirs.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

Stop trying to understand a bunch of theories that don't make any sense. Time and space are constant. Compression is not distortion. The only real data on black holes is that things do escape.

I read something a long time ago about stars that collapse and make some kind of radiation that escapes black holes... they are called W___ something stars...

[asablief]

I read something a long time ago about stars that collapse and make some kind of radiation that escapes black holes... they are called W___ something stars...

That is the pulsar that forms early into a black hole. The hot gas going into the black hole builds up, causing the black hole to "burp".

[LordCutlerBeckett]

That is the pulsar that forms early into a black hole. The hot gas going into the black hole builds up, causing the black hole to "burp".

Burp? Black holes don't just burp gas if it builds up.

[asablief]

Burp? Black holes don't just burp gas if it builds up.

okay

First off, the star uses up all of its resources, and thus cannot equal out the massive amount of mass closing in on the center. The HUGE build up of matter in the center causes a "singularity" in the middle of the star. Massive amounts of hot gas swirling around the puny singularity is sucked in, the singularity cannot hold all of it, forcing it all out of the sides in massive "gamma rays" of hot energy.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

okay

First off, the star uses up all of its resources, and thus cannot equal out the massive amount of mass closing in on the center. The HUGE build up of matter in the center causes a "singularity" in the middle of the star. Massive amounts of hot gas swirling around the puny singularity is sucked in, the singularity cannot hold all of it, forcing it all out of the sides in massive "gamma rays" of hot energy.

Being the radiation I read about. It's just the name that's bugging me...

EDIT: I found it! Wolf-Rayet stars release a huge amount of energy and gamma rays during collapsation.