Black holes revolve at "c"

Bio I did not say a BH spins faster than "c' I
theorize it
is spinning at 99.999999999999999999 of 'c' As I've posted I
don't rule
out instantaneous action over any distance.(gravity grid and
black hole
horizon collapsing to BH core.and the accelerating inflation of
space)
Bert

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I wasnt impling that BH dont spin faster than the speed of light
i was merely commenting that if light where a constant then it
would not be effected by gravity surely....I agree that to the
observer outside the effects of a BH would see what ever was
falling towards a BH would appear to slow down but for what ever
was falling towards it would not notice any time
difference....these are just thoughts on my part

Bio-ToxiC

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Bio Good thoughts Bert

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Bio Good thoughts Bert

Thanx for that. I will be post more often as i find the subjects of space
and Blackholes very interesting, and although yall will find this strange,
but i have most of my best thoughts as i am falling asleep at night......i
am just very strange like that..lol Bio

Hi Bio Nothing strange about having your best thoughts lying on your
back in bed. Your best thought before falling asleep,and mine just as
I'm starting to be awakened by the Sun. I've thought about gravity very
day of my life. Bert

So when u was a kid u too where told that the earth was spinning at
1000 mph and replied, "So why dont we get thrown off"....Life is so
much easier when ur a kid.

And now all we want to know is "What the hell makes the universe
tick and where did it come from, how old is it, where is its
centre"...

Bio

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