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Old September 12th 04, 09:09 PM
Joseph Lazio
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Default Why do charged particles behave strangely near black holes?

"BO" == Barry OGrady writes:

BO Its all conjecture anyway since black holes by their very nature
BO can't be detected, So they remain a crazy and unprovable theory.

What's Sgr A* then?

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