On Nov 7, 6:55*pm, eric gisse wrote:

Knecht wrote:
Within the context of Discrete Scale Relativity, the upper limit
for Stellar Scale black holes or neutron stars [which are the
former in low to very highly excited states] is roughly 30 solar
masses.

Nature and empirical evidence trumps theoretical assumptions.
Every time.


Now we wait for the furious backpedal once the misreporting error is
revealed.- Hide quoted text -


NOTE: A crucial characteristic of definitive predictions is that they
cannot be "adjusted".

If DSR is right, then 20 solar mass neutron stars must exist. If the
latter do not exist, then DSR is wrong.

ALSO NOTE: The highest mass black hole so far observed has a mass of
about 30 solar masses.

This is called doing real science, as opposed to untestable post-
modern landscaping.

Are we clear on that point, Mr. Gisse?

RO
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