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Originally posted by MolecularPhD
I love how you sited PANiCNQ as a plastic; for it is not a plastic. You might want to read the website you were on a bit better. Second, it takes a lot of energy to make this material magnetic and a very long time. You would be better served by using Ceramics; which in hyper cooled states take much less energy and create much more powerful magnets.
Fictional Gravitons: Is like saying prove to me an atom exists.
The black hole event horizon is where normal matter (and forces) must
exceed the speed of light in order to escape, and thus are trapped.
The horizon is meaningless to a virtual particle with enough speed.
In particular, a charged black hole is a source of virtual photons
that can then do their usual virtual business with the rest of the
universe. Once again, we don't know for sure that quantum gravity
will have a description in terms of gravitons, but if it does, the
same loophole will apply---gravitational attraction will be mediated
by virtual gravitons, which are free to ignore a black hole event
horizon. Therefore if you were to create such a black hole you would have to contend with these particles escaping; along with neutrinos and other quark like material.
Sincerely
TheGhost
Plastic is the general common term for a wide range of synthetic or semisynthetic organic amorphous solid[1] materials used in the manufacture of industrial products. Plastics are typically polymers of high molecular mass.
The first experimental image of lithium atoms from a transmission electron microscope: The image shows the arrangement of lithium ions among cobalt and oxygen atoms in the compound lithium cobalt oxide. (Photo courtesy of Berkely Labs)
Originally posted by constantwonder
Hmmm i belive i said small minded folks, im sorry if you place yourself in that category. . . .
Originally posted by maya27
The Norway Spiral anyone?
Oh, and LHC etc spring instantly to mind.
The black hole event horizon is where normal matter (and forces) must exceed the speed of light in order to escape, and thus are trapped.
The horizon is meaningless to a virtual particle with enough speed.
In particular, a charged black hole is a source of virtual photons
that can then do their usual virtual business with the rest of the
universe. Once again, we don't know for sure that quantum gravity
will have a description in terms of gravitons, but if it does, the
same loophole will apply---gravitational attraction will be mediated
by virtual gravitons, which are free to ignore a black hole event
horizon. Therefore if you were to create such a black hole you would have to contend with these particles escaping; along with neutrinos and other quark like material.
The black hole event horizon is where normal matter (and forces) must
exceed the speed of light in order to escape, and thus are trapped.
The horizon is meaningless to a virtual particle with enough speed.
In particular, a charged black hole is a source of virtual photons
that can then do their usual virtual business with the rest of the
universe. Once again, we don't know for sure that quantum gravity
will have a description in terms of gravitons, but if it does, the
same loophole will apply---gravitational attraction will be mediated
by virtual gravitons, which are free to ignore a black hole event
horizon. Therefore if you were to create such a black hole you would have to contend with these particles escaping; along with neutrinos and other quark like material.
Originally posted by MolecularPhD
You asked about a graviton escaping a black hole; I gave you the explanation from a very prominent source (sited by NASA). Instead of giving you undocumented opinion.
And here is the explanation of a graviton in physics
A theoretical particle having no mass and no charge that mediates (carries) the gravitational force. The graviton is a boson. The existence of a graviton has not yet been confirmed experimentally, although string theory predicts the existence of gravitons as closed strings with the minimum possible energy. It is also theorized that gravitons interact with leptons and quarks.
Like it or not they are part of theoretical physics. As time travel is extremely theoretical in nature I would have to include the string theory physics that would be involved.
Sincerely
TheGhost
You are a very combative person; I can see by all of your threads.
Originally posted by watcher73
Time travel is impossible.
Cant do it with magnets, light, or light tied in a knot.
Cant do it if your name is John Titor or Snazzlefraz from a planet orbiting Sirius.
Originally posted by np6888
reply to post by MolecularPhD
Also, can I befriend you? I think these concepts of extra dimensions, curved space, and worm holes are a lot easier to grasp intuitively than people realize(I don't think our Creator, if there is one, would want otherwise.) However, it would certainly help if we have a real scientist confirming them.