Black holes revolve at "c"

This theory has good science. When a Supernova"s horizon collapses into
its core and an object only 12 miles in diameter is created. That
objects equator is revolving at 'c',or 99.999999999999999999 % of light
speed. This simple fact is shown to us when an ice skater in the act of
spinning brings his arms in. This light speed equatorial spin adds
to a black holes inertia,and I could have said gravity for there is no
difference(same force) The accretion disk made by the revolving black
hole helps show this theory is reality. The accretion disk has picked up
the black holes equatorial speed,and is in close orbit. The accretion
disk looks like a question mark(?) and the reason for that is the exact
center of the black hole's north pole is not spinning(no motion) and
that acts like a hole in the black holes horizon for all matter and
energy to fall in. If Hawking is right about a black hole giving
back energy(evaporating) it can only do it at the exact middle of its
equator. Spin speed going to the poles from the equator obeys the
inverse square law It all fits Spin and gravity are two sides to the
same coin. A black hole can't have one without the other. It is spin
that gives particles in the QM realm their inertia. All particles have
spin. It is spin that creates super symmetry. Without spin there would
be nothing. Could go on an on. I think I made my point. SPIN
IS IN Bert

Bertie ~
You're up late!

Watching the Dance

1. Balanchine's

Poor savage, doubting that a river flows
But for the myriad eddies made
By unseen powers twirling on their toes,

Here in this darkness it would seem
You had already died, and were afraid.
Be still. Observe the powers. Infer the stream.

2. Discotheque

Having survived entirely your own youth,
Last of your generation, purple gloom
Investing you, sit, Jonah, beyond speech,

And let towards the brute volume VOOM whale mouth
Vam pounding viscera VAM VOOM
A teenage plankton luminously twitch.

~ James Merrill,
From "From the First Nine"
[p. 148]

Twittering One wrote:
Bertie ~
You're up late!


U 2

Double-A

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
This theory has good science. When a Supernova"s horizon collapses
into
its core and an object only 12 miles in diameter is created. That
objects equator is revolving at 'c',or 99.999999999999999999 % of
light
speed. This simple fact is shown to us when an ice skater in the act
of
spinning brings his arms in. This light speed equatorial spin
adds
to a black holes inertia,and I could have said gravity for there is
no
difference(same force) The accretion disk made by the revolving
black
hole helps show this theory is reality. The accretion disk has picked
up
the black holes equatorial speed,and is in close orbit. The
accretion
disk looks like a question mark(?) and the reason for that is the
exact
center of the black hole's north pole is not spinning(no motion) and
that acts like a hole in the black holes horizon for all matter and
energy to fall in. If Hawking is right about a black hole giving
back energy(evaporating) it can only do it at the exact middle of its
equator. Spin speed going to the poles from the equator obeys the
inverse square law It all fits Spin and gravity are two sides to
the
same coin. A black hole can't have one without the other. It is spin
that gives particles in the QM realm their inertia. All particles
have
spin. It is spin that creates super symmetry. Without spin there
would
be nothing. Could go on an on. I think I made my point.
SPIN
IS IN Bert


You've made more wild assertions there than I could begin to address,
Bert.

Double-A

"You've made more wild assertions
There than I could begin to address,
Bert."
~ Double-A

"... just check your
Book."
~ Twittering

Twittering One wrote:
"You've made more wild assertions
There than I could begin to address,
Bert."
~ Double-A

"... just check your
Book."
~ Twittering


Watcha listnin to tanite?

Double-A

"Watcha listnin to tanite?"
~ Double-A

"wnyc, per usual.
although, sheep's zzzzzzz's creeping upon me ...

.... et toi?"
~ Twittering

sheep nice.
sheep sneaky.

Twittering One wrote:
"Watcha listnin to tanite?"
~ Double-A

"wnyc, per usual.
although, sheep's zzzzzzz's creeping upon me ...

... et toi?"
~ Twittering


Ah, Parsifal. One of my favorites. I have it on my Wagner CD too.
Played it many times. See I also have an ear for the classical,
although I like contemporary music too.

It's neat how I can tune in with the computer to a distant radio
station and hear what you're hearing, and do other things at the same
time on the computer too.

If any of the rest of you science nerds here like classical music, try:

http://www.wnyc.org/schedules/today.html

Double-A