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Theoretical science discussion! - SheldonCooperFan - 04-28-2014
Anti matter vs Black holes.
When matter and anti matter hit each other they annihilate each other. However what was left over after most of the matter and anti matter collided its believed to be what has become the universe we have today. So hypothetically if Anti matter hit a black hole what do you believe would be the result? I thought this was a good discussion to bring up on the Big bang forum.
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - Tuesday Pajamas - 04-28-2014
It must happen regularly out there in the swirly soup of space. A black hole is a collapsed star, right? so dark matter (which is still a theory) would be getting sucked in all the time. Surely it would get compressed along with everything else.....?
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - Tuesday Pajamas - 04-29-2014
Okay I just did a little snooping and dark matter doesn't behave like normal matter. It follows no rules, it's the rebel of the universe... SO... urm, it doesn't get sucked in. I like it already.
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - ricardo shillyshally - 05-01-2014
How the freak would we know! I do know that once Shenny has you in it's gravitational pull, there is no escape!!!
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - SheldonCooperFan - 05-02-2014
(05-01-2014, 11:19 PM)pilot fish Wrote: How the freak would we know! I do know that once Shenny has you in it's gravitational pull, there is no escape!!!
So what do you think the point of adding a forum called "A little physics"? was Is this not physics?
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - ricardo shillyshally - 05-02-2014
Little, being the operative word. So it's semantics, okay ready! Only joking!!!!!! I'll google the answer like everone else!!!
http://www.askamathematician.com/2011/05/q-is-it-possible-to-destroy-a-black-hole/
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - Berliner - 05-08-2014
Black holes and dark matter are indeed an interesting topic. Unfortunately, I'm preoccupied with measure theory this month so I better don't start giving myself even more headaches.
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - ricardo shillyshally - 06-10-2014
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RE: Theoretical science discussion! - ricardo shillyshally - 06-19-2014
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/nasa-publishes-fasterthanlight-spaceship-design-to-imagine-interstellar-exploration-9535294.html
RE: Theoretical science discussion! - ricardo shillyshally - 06-25-2014
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/the-3m-prize-for-maths-welcome-to-the-x2y2-factor-9558043.html While I welcome this idea, where does 'pointy-headed academics', come from, and say!