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From nasa.gov: Previous XMM-Newton observations had identified black-hole winds blowing toward us, but could not determine whether the winds also blew in all directions. XMM-Newton had detected iron atoms, which are carried by the winds along with other matter, only directly in front of the black hole, where they block X-rays. The scientists combined higher-energy X-ray data from NuSTAR with observations from XMM-Newton. By doing this, they were able to find signatures of iron scattered from the sides, proving the winds emanate from the black hole not in a beam, but in a nearly spherical fashion.
The guy sounds like he's making up nonsense terms that mean nothing to me (from your corrected link...thanks for fixing it):
originally posted by: Caroline13456
Hi All,
Latest news on Mr. LaViolette's Superwave Theory. Seems mainstream science is finally starting to catch up with him. His dissertation on this was released to mostly deaf ears in 1983!
What the heck is "genic energy" and "subquantum kinetics"? Search those terms and they only seem to be found in reference to his stuff.
The high velocity wind is there because the core is active, and the core is active not because material is falling into it, but because of its intrinsic energy production through spontaneous energy creation, the phenomenon of genic energy production predicted by subquantum kinetics and proven by numerous a posteriori observations.
originally posted by: Caroline13456
a Greek physicist deemed LaViolette’s work on mass-luminosity of planets to be worthy of “two” Nobel prizes.
Earlier this year Professor Stephen Hawking shocked physicists by saying 'there are no black holes'. In a paper published online, Professor Hawking instead argues there are 'grey holes' 'The absence of event horizons means that there are no black holes - in the sense of regimes from which light can't escape to infinity,' he says in the paper, called Information Preservation and Weather Forecasting For Black Holes. He says that the idea of an event horizon, from which light cannot escape, is flawed. He suggests that instead light rays attempting to rush away from the black hole’s core will be held as though stuck on a treadmill and that they can slowly shrink by spewing out radiation.
Daily Mail
originally posted by: Bedlam
originally posted by: Caroline13456
a Greek physicist deemed LaViolette’s work on mass-luminosity of planets to be worthy of “two” Nobel prizes.
Oddly, "Dr Pappas" doesn't seem to have ever published any research papers, and TEI Piraeus doesn't show him as faculty. Now, there IS a Dr Panagiotis Pappas who is a professor at TEI Ionian, and he's a music prof.
originally posted by: Kukri
I found this physicist:
Pappas, Dr. Panagiotis T. (Easy Link: www.worldsci.org...)
Professor of Physics, Mathematician
www.worldsci.org...
ETA: Seems to of been well published.
originally posted by: Caroline13456
He has a great very dry sense of humor.
He is in very good company in his non belief in the existence of black holes. There is very good evidence now that they CAN'T exist!
Earlier this year Professor Stephen Hawking shocked physicists by saying 'there are no black holes'. In a paper published online, Professor Hawking instead argues there are 'grey holes' 'The absence of event horizons means that there are no black holes - in the sense of regimes from which light can't escape to infinity,' he says in the paper, called Information Preservation and Weather Forecasting For Black Holes. He says that the idea of an event horizon, from which light cannot escape, is flawed. He suggests that instead light rays attempting to rush away from the black hole’s core will be held as though stuck on a treadmill and that they can slowly shrink by spewing out radiation.
originally posted by: Bedlam
originally posted by: Kukri
I found this physicist:
Pappas, Dr. Panagiotis T. (Easy Link: www.worldsci.org...)
Professor of Physics, Mathematician
www.worldsci.org...
ETA: Seems to of been well published.
Your first link is a 404, oddly enough.
The other link shows papers by a Panos Pappas. Sure it's the same guy?
At any rate, what he seems to write about are the sorts of things you'd expect from someone who'd agree with LaViolette - he thinks that potassium transforms to calcium inside of chickens, for instance, and he thinks there's a luminiferous aether.