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Old February 12th 12, 04:25 AM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.astro
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By limited gravity there is no black hole.
There is a better answer to the extreme of gravity
that won't violate the math and motion laws...

It is a supermassive neutronium form at the center of the galaxy.
Einstein never believed in a completely collapsed star.
The match to the black hole is Neutronium form.
Hawking called it on the math but never folllowed through.
There was an original coverup that the Swedish Acadamy
of Sciences now admits. Black holes were really up in
the beginning but nobody wanted to do anything but accept
the theory even at its limit where it failed...
Post Einstein is limited force joined to the speed limit
in the universe.

Mitchell Raemsch; GR corrected is limited gravity
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Old February 12th 12, 04:41 AM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.astro
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On Feb 11, 8:25*pm, "
wrote:
By limited gravity there is no black hole.
There is a better answer to the extreme of gravity
that won't violate the math and motion laws...

It is a supermassive neutronium form at the center of the galaxy.
Einstein never believed in a completely collapsed star.
The match to the black hole is Neutronium form.
Hawking called it on the math but never folllowed through.
There was an original coverup that the Swedish Acadamy
of Sciences now admits. Black holes were really up in
the beginning but nobody wanted to do anything but accept
the theory even at its limit where it failed...
Post Einstein is limited force joined to the speed limit
in the universe.

Mitchell Raemsch; GR corrected is limited gravity


Yes, neutrons and their neutronium can do what a black hole is
supposed to do.
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Old February 12th 12, 05:26 AM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.astro
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On Feb 11, 8:41*pm, Brad Guth wrote:
On Feb 11, 8:25*pm, "
wrote:





By limited gravity there is no black hole.
There is a better answer to the extreme of gravity
that won't violate the math and motion laws...


It is a supermassive neutronium form at the center of the galaxy.
Einstein never believed in a completely collapsed star.
The match to the black hole is Neutronium form.
Hawking called it on the math but never folllowed through.
There was an original coverup that the Swedish Acadamy
of Sciences now admits. Black holes were really up in
the beginning but nobody wanted to do anything but accept
the theory even at its limit where it failed...
Post Einstein is limited force joined to the speed limit
in the universe.


Mitchell Raemsch; GR corrected is limited gravity


Yes, neutrons and their neutronium can do what a black hole is
supposed to do.- Hide quoted text -

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They are look alikes by Red Shift.
You cannot rule out the quasar as a galactic neutronium form.

MItchell Raemsch
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Old February 12th 12, 10:19 PM posted to sci.physics.relativity,sci.astro
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On Feb 11, 9:26*pm, "
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On Feb 11, 8:41*pm, Brad Guth wrote:





On Feb 11, 8:25*pm, "
wrote:


By limited gravity there is no black hole.
There is a better answer to the extreme of gravity
that won't violate the math and motion laws...


It is a supermassive neutronium form at the center of the galaxy.
Einstein never believed in a completely collapsed star.
The match to the black hole is Neutronium form.
Hawking called it on the math but never folllowed through.
There was an original coverup that the Swedish Acadamy
of Sciences now admits. Black holes were really up in
the beginning but nobody wanted to do anything but accept
the theory even at its limit where it failed...
Post Einstein is limited force joined to the speed limit
in the universe.


Mitchell Raemsch; GR corrected is limited gravity


Yes, neutrons and their neutronium can do what a black hole is
supposed to do.- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -


They are look alikes by Red Shift.
You cannot rule out the quasar as a galactic neutronium form.

MItchell Raemsch- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Neutron's don't collapse to a point...
 




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