/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10610051
how do you even get this retarded?

>>4017598
If you have the means to build immense solar shades, you could probably also make huge solar sails, so make an orbital ring connected to Mars by space elevator-cables, attach a solar sail to the ring and then use several solar mirrors to slow it down, ie. pulling it down to a lower orbit. Continue until it's in the same orbit with Venus and... BAM!

Now I would like to point out that that was a very simplified description.

You would probably want to first take Mars under or over the ecliptic and steer it well clear of the orbit of Earth.

I think you and her got it wrong.

It's probably not a planet but a star. And it sounds more like it's in a highly eccentric orbit around the black hole, similar to pic related.

The reason I think so is that 1. nothing escapes a black hole, and 2. if a planet or a star got too close to a black hole, either would be ripped apart by the tidal forces when they reached the so-called Roche Limit (wikipedia it).

And the part about neutrons and electrons is probably the Relativistic Jets (wikipedia again) which many black holes with an accretion disc produce.