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Skybird · 05-23-08, 12:51 AM

Ah, that is real stuff you are talking, note that I indicated that I did not know solid scientific facts.

In your sun scenario, three questions: wouldn't the black hole neverthelss grow in mass and thus: gravity, by sucking up light and radiation, particals, and stellar debris, so that it expands and sooner or later would consume the solar system as well? Can a black hole continue to exist if it is not fed with additonal matter it sucks in? Would a black hole consumming additional matter not increase it's gravity and thus project increasing "sucking" power onto objects with mass in the solar system, first affecting the travelling paths of planets, and later attracting them until they touch the (expanding) Schwarzshield?

And wouldn't even a mini black hole nevertheless consume the devices of the laboratory being in touch with it's mini Schwarshield, that would expand at the rate it touches new matter while growing, and wouldn't that process, from planet earth's and it's inhabitant'S perspective, sooner or later go beyond control, necessarily? A mass strong enough to even catch up the light, hardly can be kept under control by trying to lock it inside a magnet field or an energyfield, since these energies also would just be sucked up!?

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Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,834 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Ah, that is real stuff you are talking, note that I indicated that I did not know solid scientific facts. In your sun scenario, three questions: wouldn't the black hole neverthelss grow in mass and thus: gravity, by sucking up light and radiation, particals, and stellar debris, so that it expands and sooner or later would consume the solar system as well? Can a black hole continue to exist if it is not fed with additonal matter it sucks in? Would a black hole consumming additional matter not increase it's gravity and thus project increasing "sucking" power onto objects with mass in the solar system, first affecting the travelling paths of planets, and later attracting them until they touch the (expanding) Schwarzshield? And wouldn't even a mini black hole nevertheless consume the devices of the laboratory being in touch with it's mini Schwarshield, that would expand at the rate it touches new matter while growing, and wouldn't that process, from planet earth's and it's inhabitant'S perspective, sooner or later go beyond control, necessarily? A mass strong enough to even catch up the light, hardly can be kept under control by trying to lock it inside a magnet field or an energyfield, since these energies also would just be sucked up!? __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.