Originally posted by RJHindsGood Lord.
The Holy Bible reveals the heavens are like a curtain and that God spreads or stretches them out, but it says nothing about big black holes in the curtains. So I do not really question the scientific theory that the fabric of space has expanded or even that it may still be expanding for there is also support for that idea in the Holy Bible. However, I need a ...[text shortened]... abric of space, especially when there are two contradictory scientific theories on that subject.
Ron, how many times have I told you that "God does not tell us everything"?
Traffic lights aren't in the Bible either. Does this mean they do not exist?
Originally posted by SuzianneEven though Traffic lights are not in the Holy Bible, I have sufficent evidence to believe in them. I don't have sufficient evidence to believe in Black Holes in space and neither do you or anyone else.
Good Lord.
Ron, how many times have I told you that [b]"God does not tell us everything"?
Traffic lights aren't in the Bible either. Does this mean they do not exist?[/b]
Did you read that article I linked about the scientific theory that there are no Black Holes in space?
Originally posted by RJHindsRon, when you carry on like this, it is like talking to a child.
Even though Traffic lights are not in the Holy Bible, I have sufficent evidence to believe in them. I don't have sufficient evidence to believe in Black Holes in space and neither do you or anyone else.
Did you read that article I linked about the scientific theory that there are no Black Holes in space?
There is plenty of evidence for black holes. You just don't believe that evidence. That is a huge difference.
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Originally posted by RJHindsHere is one, not that you would give a shyte:
Where is it? Have you seen any Black Holes in space?
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/photos/10-incredible-images-of-black-holes/slingshot-effect
They can tell it is a black hole because of the energy emitted by the thing and analyzing the motions of stars in orbit around it. You can orbit a black hole if you are far enough away from the event horizon.
I suppose you don't even believe space can bend, time can bend and light can travel in curved lines of space times. Black holes can absorb light because the escape velocity is greater than the speed of light so once inside the event horizon, light cannot escape.
There is a bit coming out, Steven Hawking showed that but mostly light just stays inside as well as anything else that enters the event horizon.
It is you, like the idiots of the 19th century who said it would be impossible for man to fly because he could not stand the tremendous forces on his body flying in the sky.
That is you but in a more modern setting.
It has been proven hundreds of times over that the deeper you go in a gravity field, the slower time flows.
Atomic clocks are so accurate now that they can tell if they have been moved as little as one meter vertically, going up causes the clock to run ever so slightly faster and going deeper causes it to slow down.
The same thing happens if an atomic clock goes, say, in space, the faster it goes, the slower time flows.
Just another phenomena for you to poo poo of course.
Don't worry, I am under no delusion you would believe any of this.
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Originally posted by sonhouse
Here is one, not that you would give a shyte:
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/photos/10-incredible-images-of-black-holes/slingshot-effect
They can tell it is a black hole because of the energy emitted by the thing and analyzing the motions of stars in orbit around it. You can orbit a black hole if you are far enough away from the event horizon. ...[text shortened]... you to poo poo of course.
Don't worry, I am under no delusion you would believe any of this.
NASA believes this image shows evidence of a recoiling black hole, caused either by two supermassive black holes colliding with each other to form a system, or it is the “slingshot effect” formed from a system that had three black holes.
Read more: http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/photos/10-incredible-images-of-black-holes/slingshot-effect#ixzz3Z90LUO7f
WHAT BULLSHYTE.
Originally posted by sonhouseAahhh, relativity.
Here is one, not that you would give a shyte:
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/photos/10-incredible-images-of-black-holes/slingshot-effect
They can tell it is a black hole because of the energy emitted by the thing and analyzing the motions of stars in orbit around it. You can orbit a black hole if you are far enough away from the event horizon. ...[text shortened]... you to poo poo of course.
Don't worry, I am under no delusion you would believe any of this.
Just a bit beyond Mr. Hinds, I think. A bit.