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Posted by Robert Nash on May 6, 2000 04:13:50 UTC

A spining black hole deep in space, don`t all black holes spin? Everything elce in the Universe spins. Why wouldn`t a black hole.
However this masive density would have to spin faster then light to over come the distortion that the black hole is already imposing one the fabric of space/time.
If this did happen and it were possible to pass through the center of the vortex, I would think that yes you would travel to another place in space and time.
Deep Space 9 does it all the time.

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Light is the reference only moving relative to mass - bojo - May 7, 2000 - 01:41 UTC
RE: Deep Space 9 - philosophos - May 8, 2000 - 06:45 UTC
- you are mistaken - gedo - May 9, 2000 - 05:19 UTC

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