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[lunk]

What is a black hole?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole

a black hole is a region of space from which nothing, including light, can escape.

Why?

The mass is greater than the volume of space can hold. It therefore, collapses in on itself, shrinking but maintaining its' original mass.

There is a new theory by Nassim Haramein, that everything has a black hole within its center, from atoms to galaxies, and the entire universe is within a giant black hole.

The big question, is if there is a huge amount of mass, in every atom, how can we even move matter?

The answer, i think, is in incredible smallness,
we know, by definition that a black hole must shrink in diameter.
We also know that massive things,
very far away, have little gravitational effect on us,
Perhaps, massive weights, if they are infinitesimally small,
have the same tiny effect as the gravitational force effecting us from gargantuan distant galaxies.

One can begin to see the entire universe down to the atom as just
a change in a logarithmic scale.
And indeed, it has been graphically shown to be such a scale, in
frequency vs diameter.
Atoms have a high frequency;
galaxies have a low frequency,
but the ratio remains the same, at all scales!

This confirms the theory of everything, having a black hole, of scale,
in the center of all things.

Even if one ignores frequency,
and just looks at mass vs diameter
a clear line can be shown for most "things" in our universe.
(IMG:http://www.bigear.org/CSMO/Images/CS04/cs04p28l.gif)
http://www.bigear.org/CSMO/Images/CS04/cs04p28l.gif

The thing about all of this,
is that we should look at black holes as mass, shrinking over time.
So there is no such thing, really, as a big or small black hole,
as they all are the same weight, in different stages of collapse, at any particular time.

So, if this avenue of thought,
has anything to it,
atoms would be older than stars,
because the diameter of the black hole inside (in the atom), has collapsed to the point where it no longer has a significant gravitational influence in our universe.

...much, much, more to come.

This post has been edited by lunk: Dec 26 2009, 01:47 PM

[lunk]

How to invert the current paradigms, of geologists and physicists,
in less than 500 characters,
(or at least get them thinking)

The density of the Earth does increase,
by a factor of 4, going down.
Air, clouds, water, rock, mantel, core.

Everything is in layers, around the center of the Earth.
Less and less, dense, radiating out from the core.
like a layered, inverse square law, for matter,
up to the vacuum of space,
where sound (mechanical vibration of matter) stops,
as there is no matter to vibrate through,
and light goes the fastest,
because there is no matter, to slow down its' speed.

hmmn, the word, "dense" is sort of a slang,
for someone slow to comprehend, something.
Like as in, "thick".
A brighter student is "quick" to pick up on ideas.
The "light" of intellect.

Funny how we might already intuitively know all this;

density being a division of space in time, or time in space, and the speed of light, slowing through density, the opposite to the rate of propagation of mechanical vibrations, and all.