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Gibsense

Joined: Jan 2, 2024

Last seen: Today at 9:20 AM Viewing thread black holes

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- Gibsense replied to the thread Question black holes.
  
  It's looking that way!
  
  Today at 3:42 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question Past the speed of light.
  
  ah ok thanks for info I could have wasted a lot of time searching
  
  Yesterday at 4:46 PM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question Is the Universe Only Relatively 13.787B~ Years Old?.
  
  First Sphereland. Then spacetime.
  
  Yesterday at 12:24 PM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question Is the Universe Only Relatively 13.787B~ Years Old?.
  
  Right on!
  
  Yesterday at 12:22 PM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question Past the speed of light.
  
  Whatever. The simple answer is that time is as fast as you can go - without explanation that appears a stupid comment. I can back it up...
  
  Yesterday at 12:19 PM
- Gibsense replied to the thread The Flatness Problem; solved?.
  
  Do you mean that the fractals just keep on going as if to hint at greater depths hence another dimension?
  
  Yesterday at 10:36 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question black holes.
  
  Ah! Gravitational waves gradually weaken orbits, and everything is ultimately heading toward a singular fate, although it takes eons (or...
  
  Yesterday at 5:03 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Supercritical Black Hole.
  
  You and me both!
  
  Yesterday at 4:47 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread A New Perspective Of Universe.
  
  Yes, I just noticed yesterday that this site offers an AI tool to improve any post you might want to create (including this one). I must...
  
  Yesterday at 4:44 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Beyond the Horizon.
  
  I believe I made a mistake in my previous statement. We might indeed be observing "the earliest times." However, if we were to conduct a...
  
  Yesterday at 4:23 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe?.
  
  Yes, both statements could be true if the universe is an n-sphere and if the observable universe is the same as the actual universe. My...
  
  Yesterday at 4:18 AM
- Gibsense replied to the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe?.
  
  Many people are speculating that entering a sufficiently large black hole, where the spacetime curvature is gentle, could lead to a...
  
  Yesterday at 4:06 AM
- Gibsense reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe? with Like.
  
  Yes, an observer on a fast craft would see a receding event horizon, slightly closer to the BH than we would see from Earth. Everybody...
  
  Yesterday at 3:57 AM
- Gibsense reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe? with Like.
  
  I believe you are correct. When traveling fast, what is ahead is blue shifted. The cosmic horizon occurs because what we see is red...
  
  Yesterday at 3:53 AM
- Gibsense reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe? with Like.
  
  As we look farther and farther away, the light becomes more and more red shifted due to expansion of space. At a red shift of 3000...
  
  Yesterday at 3:51 AM
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