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Dursk December 1st, 2005 08:08 PM

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It shows how it changes color due to red shift from the distant observer and follows a spiraling path. But then seems t slow down and hang there.

From a POV of a person perched on one of the Corners of the Dice...you can see the dice begin to warp a few miles above the event horzon A photon sphere appears around the event horizon from tapped light orbiting the center.

The pieces begin to elongate and fracture. Star light from this view point is blue due to blue shifted light accelerating toward you and the black hole.


Black holes are much like the door to the begining of the universe.

Flash525 December 2nd, 2005 06:23 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Penguinous
This isn't neccesaraily true. It depends on the size of the black hole if you'll get "spaghettified" or not. Larger Black holes have a larger circle of gravity around them so the gravity would get better distributed upon you.

All black holes (regardless of outer size) is still going to be small and the same size deep inside.

[+Glasius+] December 2nd, 2005 09:30 AM

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The univers is so big I can keep myself entertained for the duration of my life. Let you know if I get bored and wanna check out the end of everything -aka- big ass wall.

eVoLut!oN December 2nd, 2005 11:09 AM

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A wall, huh? :)

Phoenix_22 December 2nd, 2005 08:07 PM

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Oh god, we had the same exact discussion in Physics class today. You know, i'm lucky i've made my mind up that the universe is infinite and that you can't visualize everything.

It hurt my brain to try to visualize space, especially if you look at it as space expanding like a tear drop and what would go outside it, assuming the universe is not round/square.


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