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15831174 No.15831174 [Reply] [Original]

Okay.... NOW the science is settled.

>> No.15831176

If planet 9 is a BH that estimate will be off by several orders of magnitude.

>> No.15831181

>>15831176
planet 9 is pluto

>> No.15831196

>>15831174
>>15831176
inb4 dark matter is just a shit ton of black holes and cold regular matter the nerds at nasa cant see

>> No.15831216
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15831216

>>15831196
dark matter is just a shit ton of lies invented to protect the infallible soiyence god st. einstein's general relativity theory from the heretical observation that it does not reflect observed reality

>> No.15831269

>>15831216
Why do schizoposters always display the worst grammar ever seen? That shit isn't anywhere near being readable

>> No.15831293

>>15831176
Planet 9??? Do you mean Planet X?

What the fuck

>> No.15831295

>>15831216
>the infallible soiyence god st
God street?

>> No.15831309

>>15831174
This is crazy !!!!! I believe this is organizations doing

>> No.15831346

>quintillion
Come on, that's getting ridiculous. You can't just make up new funny words and call it science.

>> No.15831348

>>15831174
can someone link the papers so we can all laugh at this ridiculousness?

>> No.15831424

>>15831295
NTA, but saint.

>> No.15831499

>>15831174
It's pretty much impossible to estimate the number of black holes in the universe let alone our own galaxy.

>> No.15831504

>>15831499
I don't trust you. What you just said was meaningless and stupid.

>> No.15831509

>>15831504
OK, tell me how we can possibly estimate the number of black holes in the galaxy?

>> No.15831516

>>15831509
Your mind is not smart enough to comprehend those sorts of words. Sorry. Kys.

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>>15831509
There are exactly 4 black holes. The thought that there are billions or more is through an error in astronomy, taking a star photograph multiple times but seeing it as an image of thousands of stars(when it's just the same star). This image is a perfect example.

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>>15831293
i know it's planet ten but planet ecks sounds more mysterious

>> No.15831889

>>15831174
More like 40 quintillion holes in your theory

>> No.15831915

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebqAH5mLZNk

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>>15831519

>> No.15831962

>>15831216
>>/sci/?task=search2&search_filename=quote-it-doesn-t-matter-how-beautiful-your-theory-is-it-doesn-t-matter-how-smart-you-are-if-it-doesn-t-richard-feynman-61471.jpg

>> No.15831963

>>15831922
>>/sci/?task=search2&search_filename=JWST%20star%20cluster%20image.jpg

>> No.15833050

>>15831519
>There are exactly 4 black holes
Why not 5?

>> No.15833170

>>15831196
Already ruled out. Black holes, white, brown dwarfs and other coldish objects were one of the earliest ideas. To have all of DM being black holes you need a lot of them, so many that they will periodically lens background stars as they move into and out of alignment for gravitational lensing. Huge decade long campaigns were started on the 90s to find these microlensing events, and in the end they only found a small number of events by normal stars. This non-detection rules out DM being all black holes over several orders of mass. It's one of the reasons black holes are no longer a major candidate.

>>15831509
You could estimate it from modeling the population of stars. We roughly know the amount of stars in the Milky Way, those are dominated by low mass stars. But only high mass stars go supernovae to potentially form a black hole. So for a simple estimate multiply the number of stars by the fraction of high mass stars (that would have formed and died already) and then multiply by the fraction which actually form a BH. It will have a few orders of magnitude in uncertainty, but it's and estimate.

>> No.15833181

>>15831963
Are you mentally well?