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Does the E=mc2 equation apply to a black hole? |
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@crail | 14 January 19 | |
Yes. He was a smart guy
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@3mel | 14 January 19 | |
NFI
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@vipinvip | 14 January 19 | |
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@vipinvip | 14 January 19 | |
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@slago | 14 January 19 | |
what's a black hole? my google doesn't work.
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@warded | 14 January 19 | |
center of a galaxy
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@crail | 14 January 19 | |
I think it's quantum physics where it breaks down
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@tazdevil | 14 January 19 | |
@ vipinvip - 14.01.19 - 08:04pm Does the E=mc2 equation apply to a black hole? I'd assume so? I hate to break it to ya, but I never took any quantum physics. Want to slap my balls for not knowing it? |
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@tranie | 14 January 19 | |
E is for energy and the mc2 is mass times 2 so it could be classed as having the same characteristics as a blackhole, a black hole eats Energy for breakfast and snacks on mass all day nothing can escape its gravity not even light hence the black bit.
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@deusexmachina | 14 January 19 | |
Yes.
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