seriously, its the end of the world
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It is amazing to me how completely and totally ignorant of black holes people are, they are not by any stretch of the imagination cosmic destroyers. If we were to right now replace our sun with a black hole with the same mass. We wouldn't get sucked in. Only real issue is surviving the process, then freezing to death afterwords. If you don't understand why then I suggest you go read a book on gravity.
I had to explain this far to many times when the big Hadron collider black hole thing was going on. Guess what, It may be able to form a black hole, but there is no possible way that it will be big enough to cause problems. Or hold itself together for that matter.
I had to explain this far to many times when the big Hadron collider black hole thing was going on. Guess what, It may be able to form a black hole, but there is no possible way that it will be big enough to cause problems. Or hold itself together for that matter.
I preferd the world back say... 100-200 years ago when we didn't have the technology to find all these things out, nor the technology to make any other things to kill ourselves (with bombs and ting)
But then again that time was also boring. Woo! Devestation!
But then again that time was also boring. Woo! Devestation!
Oh noes!! A Black Hole!? But if our planet gets pulled into one of those, why, it'll be just as deadly as our planet getting overly close to any other celestial Body! Whatever are we to do? :O
End of the world? I thought that was signaled by the reappearance of some bearded zombie who wears sandals and has daddy issues?
\TheBadass said:
I tried doing that once.My mind asploded. Theoretical Astrophysics isn't good before bedtime.
This thread just put the lyrics "Its the end of the world as we know it" in my head, and I really want to listen to it know, but I don't know who sings it. Bugger.
But seriously, I don't think its gonna be the end, the Milky Way is after all huge, and who really cares if we loose Neptune or Uranus, it just makes it easier to remember the planets, because there less of them.
But seriously, I don't think its gonna be the end, the Milky Way is after all huge, and who really cares if we loose Neptune or Uranus, it just makes it easier to remember the planets, because there less of them.
Disappointed to discover it isn't a threat in our lifetimes. Could finally have had something to add to my bare calendar...something to look forward to...an end to my days of gaming and sociopathic mind manipulation. Seriously I'm so bored.
I'm pretty sure that a black hole doesn't move, and that we are probably far away from it. Also, there are probably hundreds of black holes around the Milky Way, seeing as it is a pretty big galaxy. And in fact, the center of the Milky Way is a black hole.
pretty much... it's theorized that were you to cross the event horizon of a black hole, you'd be "stuck" in that experience forever, at least from your point of view...WeedWorm said:
