You do realize what Titor said...the singularities didn't weigh 6 trillion pounds. They weighed at a maximum 250lbs a piece(his device weighed around 500lbs). I'm saying the gravitational constant of mass isn't stable. Can infuse mass into particles to make them weigh more without adding more particles. That's the big secret.
For normal matter it would just make it weigh more without creating an event horizon with 3 exceptions. Those 3 exceptions ya much more gravitational curvature than you normally get with any other materials. Can you think of what they might be?
Not all forms of gravitational curvature cause infinite densities. There are other types. One example is the gravitaitonal field within a rotating donut shaped singularity. Inside you have no tidal forces at all if you fly through it's center. Depending on it's angular momentum ya also prevent the formation of it's super intense density.
I would be genuinely excited to see any experimental results, but im afraid that will never happenNo name calling please.
dh1, Harte isn't trying to discredit you, he's trying to understand and analyse what you're trying to tell us and expose whether or not it scientifically holds water. Sometimes he can sound quite challenging, but he's never making things up, he's using science, that's all.
If you go experimental results, you're welcome to show them to us on here, I'm pretty sure several of us would be excited to take a look at what you've got.
Again, let's all keep an open mind and not jump too fast to conclusions. Let's give everyone a chance.
Thanks.
My personal opinion: This is one of the worst threads that I’ve seen posted in a long time. I don’t think the authors thought out this scenario very well.
In the event, someone actually re-created the device that presumed to be a Time Machine owned and operated by John Titor. Okay here’s where I have the serious problem with this thread. I’m not going to go into the details of what a black hole this I’m assuming people know what a black hole is.
The issue is if you were able to open the tiniest black hole, how would you close it? I would tend to think logically speaking you’re not going to be able to once you’ve opened and you’re going to cause a very large international incident. When that hole starts sucking everything in sight into it and there’s no known way you’re going to stop it from devouring everything in sight which includes people, buildings, trees, cars and the list is long.
Furthermore, I don’t believe real time travel would be achieved using the black hole method. With the tremendous gravitational pull no one or anything would survive traveling through a black hole. The gravitational pull is so severe that light would not even survive going through a genuine black hole.