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  • #4698
    Brian H
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    That’s a keeper!

    I must confess to being rather closed to evidence about “quark matter or pasta forms”. It must be my hostility to spaghetti code …
    😆

    #4705
    pluto
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    G’day

    Well what do you think of the so called black holes with and without singularities or with and without trapping horizons?

    #4706
    dash
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    pluto wrote: G’day

    Well what do you think of the so called black holes with and without singularities or with and without trapping horizons?

    Personally I don’t believe in the singularity inside black holes, nor do I believe black holes can actually form an event horizion. The rate of time advancing will slow down to zero, so the matter will stop compressing.

    http://www.xdr.com/dash/essays/blackholes.html

    Eggheads who work the math (Einstein’s equations) argue that it takes a finite time to fall into the black hole, in the reference frame of the falling matter. Great — but outside the black hole an infinite time must pass for that to occur. So it never happens. No singularity. But that’s just my opinion.

    -Dave

    #4709
    pluto
    Participant

    G’day

    It has nothing to do with Time.

    Time is only a measure of motion.

    Have a look at the properties of ultra dense matter or condensed matter and trapping horizons. Search in arXiv or what ever.

    #4710
    dash
    Participant

    pluto wrote: G’day

    It has nothing to do with Time.

    Time is only a measure of motion.

    Have a look at the properties of ultra dense matter or condensed matter and trapping horizons. Search in arXiv or what ever.

    Interesting that you mention time in this way. Some months ago it occured to me that the concept of time is imaginary. For example describing the motion of a car’s position as X = v * t where ‘t’ is an independent variable. It’s an illusion. It’s just a mathematical trick, introducing this imaginary independent variable ‘t’ into equations. Because in the universe there is no clock like that.

    Anyway it’s obvious you want to get something off your chest — there is some point you want to make. OK, I’ll play straight man and ask you questions. What are you getting at as regards ultradense matter? I’m not especially interested in digging into it elsewhere, after all it’s your interest, not mine, but if you care to talk about it I will read what you write. Note I like your lead in in an earlier post, how you indicate that some mistruth or innacurate picture is taught in undergraduate physics, you have to go to graduate school to get the real story.

    -Dave

    #4711
    pluto
    Participant

    G’day

    I can give you general search.

    Getting opinions of how people think creates the chinese whisper.

    Go to the papers, get a gist of the scope and direction of info, what work is being done and get to the seed of the events.

    Smile,,,,nothing is on my chest.

    I just keep reading so that one day I hope to understand.

    For example reading through but not limted to it.

    Condensed Matter Astrophysics 2009
    http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-basic_connect?qsearch=Condensed+matter+astrophysics+2009&version=1

    I do not read all the papers.

    If your interest is understanding then the journey is worth it.

    Undergraduate and graduate school fall into the same trap, the trap of “KNOWING”

    #4712
    dash
    Participant

    pluto wrote: Undergraduate and graduate school fall into the same trap, the trap of “KNOWING”

    I followed the link you provided, but there were just abstracts of papers? Not really sure what you’re saying to read.

    What gets us into trouble is not what we don’t know it’s what we know for sure that just ain’t so. — Mark Twain

    Pluto maybe it’s just me but I have no clue what message you’re trying to convey (except for the above quote).

    -Dave

    #4723
    pluto
    Participant

    G’day

    Get the gist of the ABS and in time you will decide which ones to open and read the pdf files.

    If you cannot open the files then do the same search in arXiv

    What I’m trying to convey is. Keep reading if you want to understand.

    or if you are happy in reading other people’s opinions then you will be directed by them.

    I will post some links that I read if you wish.

    #4724
    pluto
    Participant

    G’day Dash

    A good link in reading

    http://www.cosmology.info/newsletter/

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