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Anonymous Tue Oct 12 01:15:36 2010 No.1883057 [Reply] [Original]

Do black holes violate the theory of relativity?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 01:16:36 2010 No.1883060 No.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 01:21:36 2010 No.1883066 It actually predicts them

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 01:26:36 2010 No.1883082 >>1883066 Black holes predict the theory of relativity?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 01:28:36 2010 No.1883087 >>1883082 Try again

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:01:36 2010 No.1883154 >>1883057 probably, no one really knows how black work actually work (although we know how they are made)

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:06:36 2010 No.1883170 >>1883087 Einstein was black hole?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:08:36 2010 No.1883178 File: 292 KB, 806x746, albert-einstein1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1883154 Excuse me?

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:12:36 2010 No.1883202 >>1883178 they're called singularities for a reason: aka the rules break down at that point where the black hole is created, although you can predict what happens to stuff outside the black hole

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:17:36 2010 No.1883228 The very first solution of the Einstein field equations was a black hole solution .. so no.

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:18:36 2010 No.1883234 File: 1.08 MB, 750x600, zzldfkj.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>1883178

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:25:36 2010 No.1883257 >>1883178 hello

>>	Anonymous Tue Oct 12 02:26:36 2010 No.1883260 File: 203 KB, 806x746, 2738795243.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]