No hurry. I'm beginning to see am impasse building. No new physics and no existing physics that explains the event means an impasse. You have to have more than just "angular momentum is known physics and math". Your theory has all the mass in the arena accumulated in a black hole (somehow) and spinning at faster than the speed of light (somehow), and spinning off another complete iteration of the cyclical cosmology (somehow). Are you calling that known physics
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Do you agree that there are some holes in the whole merged hole theory
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Q, try to understand. I have had lengthy conversations with Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and shorter conversations with others who disagree with you. I am not a mathemetician, therefore I can not express the theorems that would describe these events.
You have already refused to acknowledge the reference material I have provided, and are stuck on the 'theory' that black holes don't spin. Or don't spin very fast. You are clearly incorrect. Every black hole discovered ( to my knowledge ) in the last 5 years has spin far beyond what researchers thought was possible. You continue to misrepresent clear, concise information ... such as the reference material on the 'jets', trying to bend the evidence to suit your model. The researchers involved stated their findings. They stated that the black holes may be spinning at near c. It is also accepted science that SMBHs ( like the 9 they refer to in the Chandra study ) are the product of smaller BHs merging. I'm sorry.
I don't give a damn about Guth. Inflationary theory is still nothing more than *magic*. SST/M-theory goes hand in hand with Guth's theories. It is also *magic*. So therefore it is not an acceptable alternative.
To start with *magic* as your basis for a 'mechanism' instantly defeats your model. Unless ... by some f'ing miracle, SST/M-theory is proven to be REAL. After 40 years and not a single shred of proof, I wouldn't be holding my breath.
Whether or not you choose to believe my theory also requires *magic* is of no concern to me. I know it does not. Per one ( at least ) famous scientist. Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
Second, as I have stated repeatedly, you insist on claiming my UBH spins faster than light. I don't claim that. I assert it is POSSIBLE, but not necessary for my model to function.
Third, You don't have a clear grasp of the model. My UBH would not just start throwing off surface particles one by one. It would be a sudden, massive release of energy brought on by the final collapse of ALL space containing matter/energy ... which is in keeping with Einsteinian math.
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To test my understanding, you are still going with the theory that the merged ultimate black hole (UBH) will spin. And not just spin but spin and throw off the hot particles that you have said it is composed of.
No. This is incorrect. It will not 'throw off hot particles'. It will release sufficient energy at one time to create the universe we exist in. For all I know, 99.999999999999999999999999% of the black hole remains at the core after this release of energy. Since we can't see to that point ... since all we have are mathematical models to describe anything earlier than about 700 miilion years after the BB, it is impossible to know what is happening at the original point of expansion. I would assume that in it's 'fluidic' ( if that is the way it is stored ) state of compression, there is no temperature ... but I am not a physicist, and it is irrelevant.
Have you written this up; I mean put the words to paper or a file? I have to see how you are getting the UBH to contain these “basic” particles that you discussed.
You know damn well I don't have some mathematical theorem 'written up'. Under the extreme gravity of a black hole, any matter/energy will be ripped to it's smallest possible constituent as it drops beyond the event horizon. Do your research. You will find plenty of support for this assumption.
Then I have to see how angular momentum increases during the BH merger process.
Again, time to get up to speed on black holes. Non-rotating ones are going the way of the dinosaur.
Then I have to see how the angular momentum increases after the merger process to near of above the speed of light. I understand the concept of spinning that fast. You mean that a point on the surface of the spinning BH has a velocity relative to a fixed point in space at that same location.
You are ignoring Einstein. On several fronts. I don't think he would appreciate this. Einstein said matter collapsing to a black hole will have spin approaching c. He believed this would prevent the total collapse due to ANGULAR MOMENTUM. Now we know he was wrong. And right. Black holes exist. They clearly spin at near, if not at or above c. Space is collapsed at the singularity. GR makes this pretty clear. And there is no evidence to contradict this ... yet. So it remains possible that black holes are not subject to 'normal' speed limits that space imposes. Furthermore, Einstein said space itself is not limited to c. And there is evidence of this from the initial expansion of matter/energy from the BB.
And yes. A point on the surface relative to a fixed point in space.
I understand the concept of such a rapid spin and of how you predict that it would be able to overcome the ultimate gravity of such a BH to propel the basic surface particles out into an expanding swirl of energy composed of those basic particles.
Given a massive boost by the final collapse of space, yes. But not just the surface particles. I think the black hole will release far more than that before it slows sufficiently for gravity to win the battle again.
But I don’t understand how it can keep up the spin rate as the volume and mass of the BH declines? You already acknowledged that my previous comment that the rate of spin would decrease as material got thrown off. It is like a figure skater doing a spin with her arms held close to her body and slowing the spin by extending her arms.
This process ( the BB ) occurred over milliseconds, if not faster. A whole lot of material could have been cast off in that time frame. Enough for a universe ... just like ours. Good grief. Even Guth has his 'inflation' occuring in that short a time frame. But Guth's inflation theory does not account for the CMBR, or the isotropy/homogenity of hydrogen/helium.
My model provides a rational explanation by space 'uncollapsing' suddenly. In keeping with Einstein's curvature of space. Reversed. If it can collapse, it can UN-collapse. GENERAL RELATIVITY.
Right. Maybe you just don't realise how much mass there could be in this UBH. It could be hundreds, thousands, millions of time the total energy we see in the form of our visible universe. All it has to do is release enough to create the matter and energy that we see as our universe.
So you have no working model from a cosmological perspective because using known physics doesn’t make it do what you say.
You can argue that point with a physicist.
Until you describe a workable process to move from one cycle to the next, i.e. to create an expanding arena from your preconditions of a spinning merged BH, your model fails. And based on the above you won't be able to do it without new physics.
Sorry you feel that way. I don't blame you one bit ... considering the time and effort you put into a model that requires *magic* to start.
Q, I have been deflecting 'magicians' unsupported assertions since I first proposed my model one year ago. You are not making any new objections that have not been repeated over and over by 'stringers'.
I'm honestly sorry. But you have a mind set supported only by others with the same mind set. Defend Guth all you want. Defend inflation all you want. For now, it needs more than new physics. It needs *magic*. I wish you luck with your model, but if you can't discuss mine or yours rationally, accepting new discoveries and incorporating them into your model, I can't help you.
I don't have any problems with the new discoveries, because my model predicts them. Since we now have proof that black holes merge ... and that they spin at outrageous velocities, the ball is in your court to explain how they WON'T merge to one, and will STOP spinning.
The evidence is coming down on the side of my model ... every week, or month ... something new is announced that fits within the parameters of my model PERFECTLY. By contrast, each new discovery is another death knell for yours.
Again, I feel very bad for you. Obviously you are a nice guy, and you have worked your ass off on your model. Imagine how people like Guth, and Greene, and Turok, and Hawking are feeling right now. They have put a lot more time and effort into THEIR models. And it isn't looking too good for them, either.
But facts are facts. If you can't, or won't accept them, that's on you. My model is doing just fine ... with or without 'papers'.