Brainlett here, black holes are basically magic right?

>>9126442
They become more magical as you approach them, yes

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The actually smart people dont think about shit that doesnt effect them.

>>9126442

the pressure mediation retard is going to start spewing bullshit in this topic about how particles don't exist

OP, black holes are the result of gravity overpowering pressure and imploding an object so that it has enough gravitation to overpower any arbitrarily high acceleration away from the center.

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>>9126442

>Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

>>9126442
They are the less scientific thing that exists.

Because they exists, and our sciences don't work very well inside. So in a sense, they are the opposite of science, thus magic.

Or maybe we just need better sciences that can explain them, like quantum gravity or a TOE.

>>9126442
John Titor thinks its science, not magic.

https://www.google.com/patents/US20060073976

>>9126881
John Titor the larper?

>>9126885
I don't know if he is THE titor, but the patent belongs to somebody.

>>9126781
magic is physik by willpower.

>>9126881
Why the fuck does someone have a patent for this? Is it just a matter of course or...

>>9127939
Dunno, its most likely pure bs.
I wonder is somebody has analyzed this scientifically...

>>9126457
affect

Its not a thing, its a point in space, an origine of increasing gravity and density. It's a gradient of gravity. The event horizon of a black hole, the outside of the 'ball' we see pictured, is the point on the gradient where the gravity is so strong that light, the particle of absolute zero mass, cannot escape

>>9128316
effect

>>9128709
wrong

>>9128834
rong

i learned about the space wizards my 3rd semester of graduate school black holes are indeed magic for all intensive purposes