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*pdiggitydogg* · 01-20-2003, 10:44 PM

chem 165...negative K creates negative mass...

astronomy 215...there is no place in space that is negative or absolute zero because of background radiation that is theoretically from the "big bang"...Black holes (still have mass) are created from stars that fall in on themselves from the fusion of their inner atoms, at which point have fused into Iron ions. The resulting lack of fusion and heat therefore causes the collapse of the outer shells toward the center. This collapse, is in turn, further fed by gravity...similar to hydrogen bonding of water (why it flows the way it does)...Meaning, if there were nothing for the hole to "suck up" the hole would cease to be. However, since holes continue to exist there must be something to "feed them" This something happens to be the radiation molecules that flow throughout the universe and prevent the temperature of Absolute Zero

(Classes taken at Central Michigan University)

01-20-2003, 10:44 PM	#19
pdiggitydogg Yahoo Watashi wa kattaze! Join Date: May 2002 Location: Meanwhile, up in The D... Age: 41 Posts: 10,579	chem 165...negative K creates negative mass... astronomy 215...there is no place in space that is negative or absolute zero because of background radiation that is theoretically from the "big bang"...Black holes (still have mass) are created from stars that fall in on themselves from the fusion of their inner atoms, at which point have fused into Iron ions. The resulting lack of fusion and heat therefore causes the collapse of the outer shells toward the center. This collapse, is in turn, further fed by gravity...similar to hydrogen bonding of water (why it flows the way it does)...Meaning, if there were nothing for the hole to "suck up" the hole would cease to be. However, since holes continue to exist there must be something to "feed them" This something happens to be the radiation molecules that flow throughout the universe and prevent the temperature of Absolute Zero (Classes taken at Central Michigan University) Last edited by pdiggitydogg : 01-20-2003 at 11:11 PM.