The simplest proof against black-holes is that they supposedly cannot
emit anything traveling at or beyond their escape velocity; which is
the velocity of light. But these black-holes are then supposed to emit
gravitational-waves which travel at the velocity of light. Black-hole
theory is founded on the relativistic notion that gravity is curved
space. However, the curved space caused by black-holes should result
in zero gravity because the gravitational-waves would not be able to
breach the escape velocity they themselves have generated. The next proof against black-holes is that the event horizon of the black-hole would have been affected by time-dilation from General Relativity such that time is said to stop at the surface of the black-hole. So again, the gravitational-wave would not be able to depart the black-hole because it cannot get past the event horizon. The gravitational-wave is supposed to travel at the velocity of light; which being a velocity, requires time to be moving. . |
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Seeing beyond
popular illusion is the central feature of understanding what understanding
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