Charles Gilman

According to relativity theory (which Einstein himself admitted may be a
gross simplification of reality but is the best model we've currently got),
velocities are not conventionally additive. Light speed is rather a kind of
asymptote so that, to give an example with a familiar frame of reference, if
object A is travelling relative to the Sun at 98% of light speed towards
Polaris, and object B is doing the same relative to object A, then object B
is still travelling at only 99% of light speed (rather than 196%) relative
to the Sun.

"Angelo Campanella" <a.campanella@att.net> wrote in message
news:ETXzd.1173244$Gx4.443279@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> *My theory, approximate and highly speculative at the moment, is
> that material within black hole must eventually get a return ticket back
> out when conditions right. For instance, suppose a ball of core material
> gets up a speed run where it achieves 75% the speed of light, and
> suppose the velocity factor for light within the ball itself is 67%
> (common for, say, polyethylene cable core material and glass for
> instance). Here you have achieved o.75c heading out, and the speed of
> light inside the same material is o.67c, using the ball as a frame of
> reference. The sum is greater that 1.0c, so something unusual should
happen.

Angelo Campanella

Charles Gilman wrote:
> According to relativity theory (which Einstein himself admitted may be a
> gross simplification of reality but is the best model we've currently got),
> velocities are not conventionally additive. Light speed is rather a kind of
> asymptote so that, to give an example with a familiar frame of reference, if
> object A is travelling relative to the Sun at 98% of light speed towards
> Polaris, and object B is doing the same relative to object A, then object B
> is still travelling at only 99% of light speed (rather than 196%) relative
> to the Sun.

Agreed, but I look for ways that black holes can recycle.
"no" is not an option.

Angelo Campanella


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Tim Auton

Angelo Campanella <a.campanella@att.net> wrote:
>Charles Gilman wrote:
>> According to relativity theory (which Einstein himself admitted may be a
>> gross simplification of reality but is the best model we've currently got),
>> velocities are not conventionally additive. Light speed is rather a kind of
>> asymptote so that, to give an example with a familiar frame of reference, if
>> object A is travelling relative to the Sun at 98% of light speed towards
>> Polaris, and object B is doing the same relative to object A, then object B
>> is still travelling at only 99% of light speed (rather than 196%) relative
>> to the Sun.
>
>Agreed, but I look for ways that black holes can recycle.
>"no" is not an option.

Look up Hawking radiation.


Tim
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