2011-02-02, 10:44 AM
Jamie_Kurosawa Wrote:This theory is easily shot down for one reason...Hmmm, isn't a black hole more dense then a neutron star? :o
Wrong. They occur when the force of gravity exceeds the escape velocity of light due to the amount of mass gathered in a single point state can not support itself through nuclear fusion processes and is squeezed down to an infinite volumetric point with infinite volumetric density reducing all matter down to pure energy in the form of radiation like gamma rays.
The quoted statement is not true for a Black Hole, but it is true for another entity called a Neutron Star which reaches the ultimate density in the smallest possible volume in which atomic particles are squeezed so tightly electrons and protons are released or are smashed together until they form a cluster of pure neutrons which continue to emit light and radiation.

