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Re: Black holes and Big Bang theory wrong claims Scientist!

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"All alleged black hole solutions to Einstein's field equations pertain to universes that are spatially infinite, are eternal, contain only one mass, are not expanding, and are asymptotically flat or asymptotically curved............."

So please explain which universe you think we live in before
you claim there are black holes in it......

(1) Non-rotating, charge neutral
2) Non-rotating and charged
3) Rotating, charge neutral
4) Rotating and charged.
5) Spatially infinite (k = -1, negatively curved spacetime)
6) Spatially infinite (k = 0, flat spacetime)
7) Spatially finite (k = 1, positively curved spacetime)

Choose one........

If you choose 1 to 4 you think we live in an expanding universe,

All alleged big bang universes:

(1) Are either spatially finite (k = 1) or spatially infinite
(k = 0 and k = -1)
(2) Are of finite age (~13.8 billion years)
(3) Contain radiation and many masses
(4) Are expanding
5) And are not asymptotically anything.

If you choose 5-7 you think we live in a black hole universe...

All alleged black hole universes:

(1) Are spatially infinite
(2) Are eternal
(3) Contain only one mass
(4) Are not expanding
(5) And are either asymptotically flat or asymptotically curved



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Re: Black holes and Big Bang theory wrong claims Scientist!
By: Cactus Flower
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Mon, 29 Sep 14 8:05 PM
Msg. 16261 of 54959

Looks like this paper has received a reasonable response. The suggestion is that she needs to have her maths correspond with other folks' observations.

At the same time, she seems to be arguing for a less paradoxical, more rules-based universe. More Newton than Einstein.

No help for the electric theory folks. It's all about the traditional four forces.

But the start of an interesting discussion amongst "stone age" physicists.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/29/black-holes-dont-exist_n_5885940.html


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