Black holes revolve at "c"

"Mum, so, my job, just Mistress
De Ceremonies?"
~ Twittering

"... Mr.
John Baldedash ~ Dash on overrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ~ !"
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" When, in 1971,
John Baldessari made a video titled
I will not make any more boring art,
he wasn't kidding.

Sure,
he was delivering a cheeky one-off
that poked fun at Conceptual strategies even while deploying them,
but he was also making a promise to himself
and his audience to keep things interesting.

A case in point some three decades later:
the artist's recent exhibition of new work,
which bears the bona fide Baldessarian stamp of pointed humor
and
unwavering formal invention."

http://www.the-artists.org/ArtistVie...3500D0B7069B40

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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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.
SNIP
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No, it is not.
---Mac

Hi Twitty Well my thoughts are going in to many direction(even for me)
Treb is anti-me. He lives in our parrel universe that is 22 billion LY
years away,or just a membrane away(a trillion time thinner than a Bud
foam bubble.) "see what I mean?" I can't even decide on distances any
more. Twitty I'm juggling so many ideas that in most cases can't sort
them out in order of them being closer to reality. Bert

BH's are singularities with measurable mass.

normal physics and normal math don't apply inside the event horizon.

for all we know they could be stock still.

"beavith" wrote in message
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BH's are singularities with measurable mass.

normal physics and normal math don't apply inside the event horizon.

Google: horizon penetrating solutions



for all we know they could be stock still.

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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All objects spin
snip

What level of granularity do you take this idea to?


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Hi BV Don't see how that word "granularity" fits in?? Relate BH spin
to neutron star(pulsar) Relate particle spin to the electron cloud.
I see spin in our macro realm of SR and GR Spin in QM(has a quantum
twist),but still classical spin I find still fits in the micro realm
Some how vibrations(strings of lines and loops might fit when inside the
very tiny Planck lengths. I don't think humankind will ever throw away
the string theory Its spin and gravity all the way down,and at the
very bottom they merge into one. Bert PS Spin gives a very round
object super symmetry,and nature likes that and so do I PPS BH and
Neutron stars I consider super symmetry objects(macro) and photons,and
electrons being (SS)

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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Hi BV Don't see how that word "granularity" fits in?? Relate BH spin
to neutron star(pulsar) Relate particle spin to the electron cloud.
I see spin in our macro realm of SR and GR Spin in QM(has a quantum
twist),but still classical spin I find still fits in the micro realm
Some how vibrations(strings of lines and loops might fit when inside the
very tiny Planck lengths. I don't think humankind will ever throw away
the string theory Its spin and gravity all the way down,and at the
very bottom they merge into one. Bert PS Spin gives a very round
object super symmetry,and nature likes that and so do I PPS BH and
Neutron stars I consider super symmetry objects(macro) and photons,and
electrons being (SS)


I was refering to your statement that "all objects spin". To what
granularity do you take this idea? Is the Universe spinning? Are quarks
spinning? What is the range of "all". Certainly, I am not spinning.


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