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Re: Streams Of Hot Gas Twice The Speed Of Light
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by d. Steinfort/">d. Steinfort on June 21, 1999 13:46:24 UTC |
: : : : : My elementary students wondered about some new findings posted by : : : Reuters where ultra hot gas was escaping from a black hole : : : at around twice the speed of light. They wondered: : : : 1. How ANYTHING can escape from a black hole : : : 2. How AnYTHING can go above the speed of light. : : : Any answers would be appreciated to explain these : : : phenomenon. : : ACCORDING TO EINSTEIN SPEED OF LIGHT CANNOT BE EXCEEDED.....HIS THEORY OF RELATIVITY HAS BEEN PROVEN MANY TIMES OVER THE YEARS.....HOWEVER, INSIDE A BLACK HOLE, LAWS OF PHYSICS DO NOT APPLY....ALL BETS ARE OFF AND ANYTHING GOES....SORT OF LIKE THE OLD WILD WEST : Infact the uncertianty principle of quantum machanics allows particles to go faster than the speed of light, that is what Hawkings radiation is.
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