Kip Thorne: The Power of Black Holes

[michaelcorenzwit]

Please continue. This caught my attention.

[john-nxxn]

If Kip Thorne went into a black hole. He'd be Rip Torn

[paologalliani]

What sace and time are made of if they can be warped?

[RadoslavFicko]

One could say that the density of a body changes to another form of density, namely pure gravitational density. If the gravitational pressure of a spherical body (e.g. Sun, proton, etc.) is p=2/3πG(M/V)^2(R^2-(R-h)^2). then the density of gravity is p/c^2, i.e. the fraction of the mass of the body that is due to gravity.

[davephsal]

What does that mean? Explain ‘warped’. I know what the word warped means, but how is that to be perceived in discussions about time and space?

[keith.anthony.infinity.h]

So basically it is a where and a when for every event and thing which falls into it?

[IslamicOrigins]

It has matter in it, maybe he meant not only matter, but from warped space and warped time.

[Andrewlohbihler]

But it started from star matter only to get this matter crushed out of existence to form this BH object. This seems to suggest that all matter is made of warped space to some degree.

[dacronic]

So then a black hole is not an actual thing u can touch? Like u can’t scoop up a scoop of black whole like u could scoop up earth? Always wondered that.

[JorisWeima]

Technically speaking, are objects and space-time seperable at all then? Regardless of what kind of object we are talking about, a black hole or the sandwich you ate for lunch.

[genghisthegreat]

that therefore, the object with greatest stiffness in our universe....is spacetime itself.

[Jack-sxdm]

Not from matter??? So... what happen to all the matter that fall in these objects?
Actually we don't know what black holes are made of. For this reason, we put this ridiculous name to these objects 🤷🏻

[TheZslewis]

'not made of matter' isn't necessarily synonymous with 'is immaterial' - it's stranger than that! it is the totem around which we gather to 'not see', there is no geometry past that point, right? to 'look' out at and see a place that a logic can allow for, but not explain - is akin to seeing a God and it mattering not, for you cannot possibly understand it. Only wonder registers in the mind on it.

[tybeedave]

yes, but the warping of spacetime is caused by concentrated electromechanical focre, ei, photons. there is no mass in a black hole

[leescheeler]

And uhhhh now I'm really scared 😮😮

[lifewasgiventous]

No one knows guys, spitballs on a chalk board. Crazy to think that its all real

[BM-rmvr]

E emission = E Not A + E Not B = E gravity + E photon
E ‘(θA, θ B ) = −cos(θ A −θ B ) + f(not A, not B),
where f(not A, not B) accounts for the energy cost associated with maintaining non-local correlations on the Holographic surface. This is the payment for Bell’s services.

Here is Bells explanation.
E emission = E Not A + E Not B = E gravity + E photon
E ‘(θA, θ B ) = −cos(θ A −θ B ) + f(not A, not B),
where f(not A, not B) accounts for the energy cost associated with maintaining non-local correlations on the Holographic surface. This is the payment for Bell’s services.

[mikel]

"...made from warped space and warped time." Just another humongous stupidity.

[everything]

A black hole is made of a singularity. That's it. Any effects on spacetime are consequential, not fundamental to the object