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I have recently just read that when a star or planet(of a certain size) it becomes a singularity, which then addmits light rays which curve around the singularity. Now this intill the singularity reaches infinite density is this another way of putting a black hole or is it just a link or rubbish.
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thanks but i shoudl ahve made it more clear,how is the one dimension of time applied to all of the three other dimensions.
Whilst im on this thread can i please ask what the 11 dimensions are in what i think is called m theory.
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yeah it helps alot but can you or someone explain how this happens as i thought that it would just apply for one dimension or have another 2 simension of time making it three dimensions , 1 for each of the specail dimensions.
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I was reading the thread on the 2 dimensions of time in this forum, and i just thought of somethin but please correct me if i am talking rubbish. theirs are 4 dimensions up down left right back wards forwards and time right. but time is only one dimension so would it not just account for one of the other 3 dimensions or is it in someway layer on all the dimensions. sorry if it sounds stupid somebody please explain this time thing.
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I may be wrong on this but isnt a black hole the remenants of a supenova or a dying star, sorry if i am wrong. Im sorry but i dont know even if you can get a black hole from a hypernova but maybe one of the more experienced members of the board could help.
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this but could one of the mods just move it if it is....Thanks.
Anyway i have done searches on singularities and i keep coming up with stuff explaining them but the words they use i cannot understand yet. So could any body please just give me an idea of what a singularitie is and any more info would be greatly appriciated.
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I recently read that nasa have a plan to move the earths orbit in the event of the heat increse of i think when the sun starts to die, im afried i can not find the article but the brief of it is as mentioned above hit by a force strong enough to knock it out of its orbit. Im sure if someone googles this it should come up with a more informative article.
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