no big bang and no black holes

[HDRKID]

Hey, this is a big one. Right now you can throw your books away.

There are no black holes and no big bang - time to rewrite science is now.

Black holes DON'T exist and Big Bang Theory is wrong, Laura Mersini-Houghton claims | Daily Mail Online

OK so a cop once told me that if some one keeps on changing his story, he is lying to you.

 

[Einstein]

Oh no!

Does that mean John Titor's time machine runs on fiction?

LOL... I've always claimed that it does...

 

[PaulaJedi]

Did Einstein write this article?

 

[Einstein]

 

[PaulaJedi]

However in this process, Professor Mersini-Houghton believes the star also sheds mass, so much so that it no longer has the density to become a black hole.

EVERY star? EVERY time?

Also, this article doesn't point to her scientific papers and does not describe the alleged "math". I'd have to see that before I drew any conclusions.

 

[Einstein]

Try this link. At the bottom of the page are links to the Professor's math papers.

Carolina’s Laura Mersini-Houghton shows that black holes do not exist UNC News

 

[PaulaJedi]

It's still considered theory, not law. I'll read the PDF tomorrow, but so far I only see one scenario. I'll have to read to see if it's a blanket statement for all stars or not.

 

[Einstein]

It's still considered theory, not law. I'll read the PDF tomorrow, but so far I only see one scenario. I'll have to read to see if it's a blanket statement for all stars or not.

Oh!

But you never used the theory argument when I pointed out that Black Holes are also just a theory.

 

[Judastitor]

Please excuse me, but I am slightly confused. If a neutron star is a dense mass of neutrons, then wouldn't that imply the existence of singularities, dense masses of micro-singularities / higgs boson particles???

 

[Einstein]

Please excuse me, but I am slightly confused. If a neutron star is a dense mass of neutrons, then wouldn't that imply the existence of singularities, dense masses of micro-singularities / higgs boson particles???

No, a neutron star does not have an event horizon. Without that there can be no singularity. And the Higgs Boson is not a micro-singularity. It is supposedly a particle that existed briefly during the creation of the universe.