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| Re: I Need Some Blackholes Diagrams
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Thed/">Thed on April 30, 1998 05:56:54 UTC |
: I am doing a science project, and I am going to : be making a 3d model of a blackhole. So if you : have any ideas or diagrams, please e-mail me : nikken@gis.net Try the classic one of a large rubber sheet stretched between 4 posts a a very, very heavy ball placed in the middle of the sheet. The rubber represents space time and the weight represents the curving of spacetime by a large mass, such as a Black Hole. To get a realistic picture you have to envisage the "hole" in the sheet as being infinitely long and vanishing to a point. |
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