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Re: Black Hole Question

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Posted by jessie and alice/">jessie and alice on July 12, 1997 19:56:24 UTC

This may be incorrect, but we think that the equation g=v squared/r is wrong. From our calculations, if, using your equation, you were traveling at a speed of 0, there would be no gravitational pull. Right?

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explanations : orbitting a black hole and the event horizon - Mark_Chapman/">Mark Chapman - September 24, 1997 - 05:47 UTC
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- Re: explanations : orbitting a black hole and the event horizon - Bob Weaver - May 5, 1998 - 08:47 UTC
  - Re: explanations : orbitting a black hole and the event horizon - Bob Weaver - May 5, 1998 - 08:50 UTC
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