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<blockquote data-quote="Burnt Chips" data-source="post: 21617" data-attributes="member: 175214">He also believed the speed of light is constant (an assumption i doubt)&nbsp; as for the singularity theory (black holes would have too get bigger to encompass this theory)as for radiation emissions around event horizon (who knows)as i understand my phsyics around the event horizon are dence compact stars, These alone giving off tremendous gravitational forces of there own and then theres the planets we cant see (yet)so all this chaos and destruction / matter compression/ convertion&nbsp; its no wonder some radiation is escapeing/&nbsp; the gravity of the B-Hole, If you take IO jupiters moon and europa, as jupiters grav pull is emense compared to europa, which intern is then massive compared to IO, NOW THE BIG 2 RIP IO to pieces, but bits of IO have been found on the moon, the pull of jupiter should have collected this but the slingshot effect comes into play.Its great what a bottle of BUD can do fer yer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Burnt Chips, post: 21617, member: 175214"] He also believed the speed of light is constant (an assumption i doubt) as for the singularity theory (black holes would have too get bigger to encompass this theory) as for radiation emissions around event horizon (who knows) as i understand my phsyics around the event horizon are dence compact stars, These alone giving off tremendous gravitational forces of there own and then theres the planets we cant see (yet) so all this chaos and destruction / matter compression/ convertion its no wonder some radiation is escapeing/ the gravity of the B-Hole, If you take IO jupiters moon and europa, as jupiters grav pull is emense compared to europa, which intern is then massive compared to IO, NOW THE BIG 2 RIP IO to pieces, but bits of IO have been found on the moon, the pull of jupiter should have collected this but the slingshot effect comes into play. Its great what a bottle of BUD can do fer yer. [/QUOTE]

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