Three black holes are going to merge. [livescience.com]
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Do you have any evidence, other than an authority’s words, that black holes exist?
BTW, in science it’s ok to say “I don’t know.”
I may change my screen name to “nonbeliever”.
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@ToolGuy Some critics of Hawking say that despite his heroically overcoming his ALS, he wasted his life on black holes.
I’m wondering if my dislike of most science fiction correlates with my insisting on evidence, and if others’ like of science fiction correlates with their not insisting on evidence.
@ToolGuy Sure, solve problems mathematically and then demonstrate them in the real world of physics.
But when Big Bangers’ gravity-only equations don’t describe the real world of physics, they adjust their equations or they invent dark matter, dark energy, black holes, inflation, neutron stars, gravitational waves, Higgs bosons, Doppler effects in light, et cetera. That’s why experts such as Nicola Tesla say the Bangers’ mathematics is not related to reality.
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