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Re: Lifeforms Around Blackholes??-some Questions
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Zephram Cochrane/">Zephram Cochrane on January 4, 2000 10:08:42 UTC |
: 1) Could planets orbit a Blackhole??(perhaps now you can see the thought process of my previous question "Sphere of influence"). Yes. : : 2) Blackholes emit a huge amount of x-rays/heat as matter collapses into the event horizon-could this energy support life on those planets?? :I would think that kind of radiation would be more detrimental to than supportive of life, but that doesn't mean a planet might not be warmed by tidal effects from its moons or visa-versa. Having no significant light source another problem is the lack of photosynthesis. : : 3) IF question 2 is possible then perhaps Blackholes are the best place to search for intelligent life because... Probably not.
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