Black holes might be intelligent
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I was just giving fbts a hard time. I'll stop.
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http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/sc ... lasmarain/
Nothing totally mind blowing, just solar eruptions. Excellent high resolution video on the page.
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Oh god, I just got to the part in the plasma rain recording when it all starts falling back into the sun.
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actually a black hole of personality is pretty spot on
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http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/12lys.html
each subsequent zoom out made my smile a little bit bigger.
each subsequent zoom out made my smile a little bit bigger.
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i love the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy books deeply but the machine that kills people with the insignificance of their existence never really resonated with me. i always found the thought incredibly comforting and looking at this just makes my mind vibrate with freedom and joy.
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because you were getting further and further from the initial zoom that had my name all over it? I guess that's fair...riley-o wrote:each subsequent zoom out made my smile a little bit bigger.
for serious... are we basically depicted at the center of the universe in that max zoomout? I understand that it says visible universe... so of course it would be from our POV... ah fuck thinking about this
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im tempted to call the thread off because its so goodFriendly Goatus wrote:Oh god, I just got to the part in the plasma rain recording when it all starts falling back into the sun.
just stop rossy_marNecrometer wrote:actually a black hole of personality is pretty spot on
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black holes:fallbacktostone wrote:just stop rossy_marNecrometer wrote:actually a black hole of personality is pretty spot on
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What the black holes take in, the white ones spit out.
I ain't getting my dick compressed into a hypersmall cosmic cock without it taking my god damn load.
I ain't getting my dick compressed into a hypersmall cosmic cock without it taking my god damn load.
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more on white holes and the schwarzschild wormholes
http://casa.colorado.edu/~ajsh/schww.html
http://casa.colorado.edu/~ajsh/schww.html
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-might be intelligentNecrometer wrote:black holes:
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fallbacktostone wrote:just stop rossy_mar
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regarding the spoiler:riley-o wrote:http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/12lys.html
each subsequent zoom out made my smile a little bit bigger.
SPOILERSPOILER_SHOWi love the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy books deeply but the machine that kills people with the insignificance of their existence never really resonated with me. i always found the thought incredibly comforting and looking at this just makes my mind vibrate with freedom and joy.
I'm with you. You gotta remember that Zaphod walks out of the Total Perspective Vortex and eats a piece of cake having thought that the device was created in order to show just how important he was. But it still makes my brain twitch clicking the zoom out button on that website.
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that's entirely irrelevant to my point though luke, as i'm simply talking about the idea of insignificance and how it's horrifying to some people and not zaphod or the stories whatsoever. so i would argue i don't gotta remember that, at all...caldwell.the.great wrote:I'm with you. You gotta remember that Zaphod walks out of the Total Perspective Vortex and eats a piece of cake having thought that the device was created in order to show just how important he was.
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I'm just saying it could have resonated with you if you'd identified with Zaphod at that point. I'm just getting picky b/c Hitchhiker's Guide is one of my favorite things ever.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 172648.htm
more in the linkCould our universe be located within the interior of a wormhole which itself is part of a black hole that lies within a much larger universe? Such a scenario in which the universe is born from inside a wormhole (also called an Einstein-Rosen Bridge) is suggested in a paper from Indiana University theoretical physicist Nikodem Poplawski in Physics Letters B. The final version of the paper was available online March 29 and will be published in the journal edition April 12.
Poplawski takes advantage of the Euclidean-based coordinate system called isotropic coordinates to describe the gravitational field of a black hole and to model the radial geodesic motion of a massive particle into a black hole.
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There's something similar to that in the PDF I linked to in the first post, where they hypothesize that the matter black holes compress and devour could create another miniature universe which is then continued with other black holes that house even smaller universes, ad infinitum. With the addition of white holes and, by association, wormholes it would go both ways.
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i wish you'd stop with the breathing part you fucking boner.Friendly Goatus wrote:Why do I even bother with "going to school" or "working" or even "breathing"?
you should be stuffed down a black hole.
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I'm only gonna dignify that with this post.
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Friendly Goatus wrote:There's something similar to that in the PDF I linked to in the first post, where they hypothesize that the matter black holes compress and devour could create another miniature universe which is then continued with other black holes that house even smaller universes, ad infinitum. With the addition of white holes and, by association, wormholes it would go both ways.
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Not really that related, but analyze this:
What we observe is not really "real time" because light needs some time traveling, but the distances are so short in our day to day surrounding that we never perceive the lag.
When we look at the sun we are looking at events that happened some minutes ago.
Now we have those giant telescopes that can observe the other side of the universe, galaxies far far away, but then what you see through the telescope is not actual events, because of the extremely long distances you are observing events that happened thousands, maybe millions, maybe a couple of billions years ago. If you zoom the telescope in and out quite fast, you would be "traveling" in time and watching a 4D video.
Now if someday we manage to travel faster than the light, we just need to put a telescope far enough and we could watch all our history in planet earth. Too bad it will be a video only, without sound.
What we observe is not really "real time" because light needs some time traveling, but the distances are so short in our day to day surrounding that we never perceive the lag.
When we look at the sun we are looking at events that happened some minutes ago.
Now we have those giant telescopes that can observe the other side of the universe, galaxies far far away, but then what you see through the telescope is not actual events, because of the extremely long distances you are observing events that happened thousands, maybe millions, maybe a couple of billions years ago. If you zoom the telescope in and out quite fast, you would be "traveling" in time and watching a 4D video.
Now if someday we manage to travel faster than the light, we just need to put a telescope far enough and we could watch all our history in planet earth. Too bad it will be a video only, without sound.
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According to Einstein all time exist at the same time, past present and future. We just "travel" through time (at the speed of the light) while we live so that's why we perceive that time is unfolding.Friendly Goatus wrote: Why do I even bother with "going to school" or "working" or even "breathing"?
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i'm listening to Univers Zero 'Heresie' and it is the perfect soundtrack to this thread.