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| Principle Of Universe-How Can You "See" A Black Hole?
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by Forshang/">Forshang on April 16, 1999 00:54:19 UTC |
How can you "See" a Black Hole? How can you "measure" the life span of the Universe? How could you expect to fully understand the Universe through telescopes? I have a brand-new thought of Black Holes. http://www.forshang.org/ninthseal/universe/universee.htm Appreciate your time and sincerely waiting for your ideas!! Forshang info@forshang.org San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA
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