[Black holes explained?] Black holes are cosmic factories for building galaxies

The Telegraph ^ | 11/30/2009

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks bruinbirdman.

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[rdl6989]

I hate it when I try to post a photo and it fails.

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[wendy1946]

You believe any of that?

[bruinbirdman]

"You believe any of that?"

I don't know. It's either this or that Big Bang God Machine in Switzerland.

And I'm agin the God Machine.

yitbos

[wendy1946]

There has never been a big bang and there is no such thing as a “black hole”. Google searches on “Halton Arp” will clear up at least part of it.

[samtheman]

When you consider the energies and vast distances involved it sure makes our problems here look mighty puny by comparison.

Behold his mighty hand...

Actually, if there is a "mighty hand" involved, then he must care more for the "puny" souls on earth than all the massive (possibly lifeless) galaxies in the sky.

Don't judge "puny" by physical size. (Not if you're thinking in terms of what a "mighty hand" might consider important.)

[mad_as_he$$]

Your position assumes that the universe cares about time. A human folly.

[brytlea]

Maybe it’s a big recycling center. It sucks in stuff from this universe and spit it back out all cleaned up in another universe! :)

[ConservativeMan55]

bttt

[LomanBill]

>>by attracting and concentrating matter in its neighborhood.

attracting, concentrating... or creating matter from massive amounts of localized energy.