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To: LibWhacker

Well now I am really curious.

I bet those who study the science of astronomy are super curious to know what is on the other side/ in side these black holes.

Another dimension? Other galaxies? Time travel? An exciting thing to try and find out.


14 posted on 05/27/2009 7:08:58 PM PDT by Global2010 (God is not Santa Claus.)
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To: Global2010

A quantum foam that dissipates via radiation - appears to be what the innermost of a black hole is, no singularity.


16 posted on 05/27/2009 7:17:40 PM PDT by bvw
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To: Global2010

Larry Niven wrote a short book in 1966 named “Neutron Star” that is rather easy to find in his collections, and can give you a great deal of insight into why it is going to be very difficult to discover much about “inside a black hole”. A very fun book to read on a “rainy day”.


19 posted on 05/28/2009 1:53:35 PM PDT by AFPhys ((.Praying for President Bush, our troops, their families, and all my American neighbors..))
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