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e. e. cummings Black Holes: Tunnels Through Space and Time BLACK holes have recently seized the public’s imagination. Books and documentaries have been devoted to exploring this strange prediction of Einstein’s equations, the final stage in the death of a collapsed star. Ironically, the public remains largely unaware of perhaps the most peculiar feature of black holes, that they may be gateways to an alternative universe. Furthermore, there is also intense speculation in the scientific communi...ty that a black hole may open up a tunnel in time.
To understand black holes and how difficult they are to find, we must first understand what makes the stars shine, how they grow, and how they eventually die. A star is born when a massive cloud of hydrogen gas many times the size of our solar system is slowly compressed by the force of gravity. The gravitational force compressing the gas gradually heats up the gas, as gravitational energy is converted into the kinetic energy of the hydrogen atoms.
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e. e. cummings Black Holes: Tunnels Through Space and Time BLACK holes have recently seized the public’s imagination. Books and documentaries have been devoted to exploring this strange prediction of Einstein’s equations, the final stage in the death of a collapsed star. Ironically, the public remains largely unaware of perhaps the most peculiar feature of black holes, that they may be gateways to an alternative universe. Furthermore, there is also intense speculation in the scientific communi...ty that a black hole may open up a tunnel in time.
To understand black holes and how difficult they are to find, we must first understand what makes the stars shine, how they grow, and how they eventually die. A star is born when a massive cloud of hydrogen gas many times the size of our solar system is slowly compressed by the force of gravity. The gravitational force compressing the gas gradually heats up the gas, as gravitational energy is converted into the kinetic energy of the hydrogen atoms.
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