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John Titor's Legacy
Waco Type Event - Bundy Ranch
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<blockquote data-quote="madman17" data-source="post: 84317" data-attributes="member: 5518"><p>I think you misunderstand what a Schwarzschild radius is. It is a sphere that if the mass of any object is compressed within that sphere, light can not escape it. If you have a Sr of the 'size of an electron' any number of objects entailing 192 billion tons can fit into it. You can throw a cat into it, or a bus. The problem that you don't see here is that you don't have to throw a cat into it (and I would prefer if you didn't). Take a cup out of your cabinet. Fill it half way with water. Is the water escaping? I would hope not (because if it is, you need a new cup). Your cup represents the Rs, the volume of water represents the current mass. Add some more water until it's full. Now the volume water represents the maximum mass in your Rs. Now, pour that water into a measuring cup. Now, given the volume of water you have, you can figure out the maximum volume of the initial cup. Find me a physics equation theory that states that a singularity <strong>must</strong> have a mass equal to the Rs. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I said that the minimum starting mass of a black hole is the plank mass. </p><p></p><p>covered above</p><p></p><p></p><p>Because it's not relevant as explained above.</p><p></p><p>If infact a naked singularity the size of an electron needed to have a mass filling the entire Rs, then yes, that's a shit ton (Well, 192 to be exact) of stuff to carry around. That being said, have you heard of my friend the magnet?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="madman17, post: 84317, member: 5518"] I think you misunderstand what a Schwarzschild radius is. It is a sphere that if the mass of any object is compressed within that sphere, light can not escape it. If you have a Sr of the 'size of an electron' any number of objects entailing 192 billion tons can fit into it. You can throw a cat into it, or a bus. The problem that you don't see here is that you don't have to throw a cat into it (and I would prefer if you didn't). Take a cup out of your cabinet. Fill it half way with water. Is the water escaping? I would hope not (because if it is, you need a new cup). Your cup represents the Rs, the volume of water represents the current mass. Add some more water until it's full. Now the volume water represents the maximum mass in your Rs. Now, pour that water into a measuring cup. Now, given the volume of water you have, you can figure out the maximum volume of the initial cup. Find me a physics equation theory that states that a singularity [B]must[/B] have a mass equal to the Rs. I said that the minimum starting mass of a black hole is the plank mass. covered above Because it's not relevant as explained above. If infact a naked singularity the size of an electron needed to have a mass filling the entire Rs, then yes, that's a shit ton (Well, 192 to be exact) of stuff to carry around. That being said, have you heard of my friend the magnet? [/QUOTE]
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