Hey any of them Physics brainiacs around?

[roselady]

Hey I was thinking about this a couple years ago (maybe 3) but it keeps nagging at me so I just thought I would ask if one of them Physics type folks could answer my question. Its all that secrets of the universe type stuff, involves string theory and a whole bunch of other stuff thrown in so bear with me OK? Oh I know next to nothing about Physics but I did like science. My 7th grade science teacher was just way too cool. Hey I wonder if he ever did figure out why my perpetual motion machine wont work?

OK this might be long, get cha a snickers. Sometimes I do long posts and tend to ramble.

OK here goes. Ok Stephen Hawkings termed something called Hawking Radiation right? From what I get, this comes from a black hole that is degrading. OK everything in a black hole is all swished down to a single point right? Well, if a black hole can degrade when would it start to loose just enough gravity to go boom? All of that space stuff like stars that black holes eat must have a lot of energy and I am wondering if it dont have to go somewhere right? Like a big bang, Kaboom!

Hey another question for you guys. This one really boggled my mind so again bear with me here. OK if say the stuff in a black hole did go boom what time would it explode in? Kind of like this, OK black holes are known to have so much gravity that they can even bend time right? Well, could that not mean the explosion could be in the past, present, or future? With time being all goofy and all, it seemed like that could happen ya know?

Oh and one last thing. How bout this for multi dementional stuff. Just something I thought of OK? Hey whats on the other side of black holes anyway? Say one went boom, in another time (other than our present) could it not explode into the space behind where it sits now. Like make a big ole string right out the back of it, unrolling a whole nuther universe?

Sorry if this dont make a lick of sense, its just been these nagging questions I have had for a few years now. I tried to email Stephen Hawkings but I could not get through, guess he dont want just anyone emailing him. Hey though, if your watching dude please lend me a hand. I am a big fan of yours.

Thanks again

Roselady

[roselady]

Cool! Hey I might get my questions answered in July? I love it, I will have to look and see if I am right or close to being right. You know, I love physics, its just a hobby though. I cant even do the math to prove or disprove my theory so hats off to those who can. I am in to the simple things, kind of like my biggest rule and method. KISS, or Keep It Simple Stupid. Stupid refering to myself of course lol.

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[EricH]

Moved from Wacky News to General Discussion

[RedeemedByHim]

I don't understand physics either

[dakota190]

believe me you won't find stephen hawking checking into a christian website.

as to your questions, i don't know either, but it was an interesting read.

[firehill]

Physics? Mind-bogg-ling and intriguing. Have fun on your quest for answers!

[nebula]

OK, that's a bit beyond my physics . . .

But I would like to clear up a misconception.

Black holes aren't funnels. They are objects with a mass that is so incredibly dense that their gravitational pull is immense. So the gravity pulls just like the sun. In fact, black holes are made from giant stars that died and collapsed.

The funnel picture is an illustration to understand how the gravity works in pulling objects in, or is able to "bend" space-time.

Confusing? Well, that's about the size of it (no pun intended).

[Iryssa]

All I have to say is, you need to watch Stargate: SG-1

I think you'll love it. In fact, I think you just might fall in love with Samantha Carter (not literally, of course, but you know what I mean).

[RustyAngeL]

I don't understand physics either

I don't either but my brainey cousin majored in physics and math.

[Guest man]

Someday we will know what lies beyond the distant stars.