[net.physics] A Question Regarding

js2j@mhuxt.UUCP (sonntag) (08/13/85)

> Incidentally, Russians refer to black holes as "frozen" stars because
> as the density and total mass increase time slows down more and more
> and the star appears to freeze up, including putting out less and less
> light.  I think that process of freezing may actually prevent the final 
> transformation into a black hole,  so consequently black holes may well 
> NOT exist.
> +-------------------------------------------------------+--------+
> | Paul M. Koloc, President: (301) 445-1075              | FUSION |
> | Prometheus II Ltd., College Park, MD 20740-0222       |  this  |
> | pmk@prometheus.UUCP; ..seismo!prometheus!pmk.UUCP     | decade |
> +-------------------------------------------------------+--------+

     Articles like the one above really kill *my* hopes for 'FUSION
this decade'.
     
-- 
Jeff Sonntag
ihnp4!mhuxt!js2j
    "Like a newuser (HACK!), flamed for the very first time..."

fred@mnetor.UUCP (Fred Williams) (08/19/85)

In article <1080@mhuxt.UUCP> js2j@mhuxt.UUCP (sonntag) writes:
About Paul's;
>> Incidentally, Russians refer to black holes as "frozen" stars because
>> as the density and total mass increase time slows down more and more
>> and the star appears to freeze up, including putting out less and less
>> light.  I think that process of freezing may actually prevent the final 
>> transformation into a black hole,  so consequently black holes may well 
>> NOT exist.
>> +-------------------------------------------------------+--------+
>> | Paul M. Koloc, President: (301) 445-1075              | FUSION |
>> | Prometheus II Ltd., College Park, MD 20740-0222       |  this  |
>> | pmk@prometheus.UUCP; ..seismo!prometheus!pmk.UUCP     | decade |
>> +-------------------------------------------------------+--------+
>
>     Articles like the one above really kill *my* hopes for 'FUSION
>this decade'.
>     
	Well yes, or maybe not...but it could be worse.  I'm waiting
for some bozo to claim that hot stars freeze faster than cold ones!
(:->)

Cheers,		Fred Williams

jeffh@brl-sem.ARPA (the Shadow) (08/22/85)

>	...  I'm waiting
>for some bozo to claim that hot stars freeze faster than cold ones!
>(:->)
>
>Cheers,		Fred Williams

You mean they don't?  If that's really true, I may have to come up
with a different subject for my master's thesis.
(need I say it? :-) )

		"A billion here, a billion there ...
		 pretty soon you're talking big money."

				the Shadow
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