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1monster

(11,012 posts) Sat Mar 15, 2014, 10:59 PM Mar 2014

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Monsters of the Cosmos: Music of the Spheres (autotuned)

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Monsters of the Cosmos: Music of the Spheres (autotuned) (Original Post) 1monster Mar 2014 OP

Put it in perspective... MrMickeysMom Mar 2014 #1

I especially like the parts where the scientists say that space just doesn't make sense... 1monster Mar 2014 #2

This is an intrigue, isn't it? MrMickeysMom Mar 2014 #3

Ah ah ah... Scootaloo Mar 2014 #4

"space/time" no longer exists.... Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2014 #5

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)

1. Put it in perspective...

Reply to 1monster (Original post)

Sun Mar 16, 2014, 12:54 AM

Mar 2014

… didn't it?

1monster

(11,012 posts)

2. I especially like the parts where the scientists say that space just doesn't make sense...

Reply to MrMickeysMom (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 16, 2014, 12:57 AM

Mar 2014

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)

3. This is an intrigue, isn't it?

Reply to 1monster (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 16, 2014, 01:06 AM

Mar 2014

Maybe this is I like it complicated enough to be wooed by Science and Astrology. We are what we are energized by.

Scootaloo

(25,699 posts)

4. Ah ah ah...

Reply to 1monster (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 16, 2014, 02:42 AM

Mar 2014

He's not saying that space makes no sense. he's saying that within a black hole, space makes no sense In a field of infinite gravity, every atom - every particle occupies the exact same "space" as every other particle within that point of infinite gravity. Which means there really is no such thing as "space" at all within the black hole.

Which is still an amazingly fascinating idea, isn't it?

Spitfire of ATJ

(32,723 posts)

5. "space/time" no longer exists....

Reply to 1monster (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 16, 2014, 04:31 AM

Mar 2014

Go check out pre-black hole objects like neutron stars.

There you have compression so tight that it overcomes the usual repulsive forces so electrons are bonding with protons.

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