🚀 go-pugleaf

Gravity would tear it apart before you could say ahhh !
Wormholes ("tiny black holes"/ Einstein-Rosen equations ) is another
matter.
I use them on a daily bases and I really get around.
Oh what a century ! What comes next.

                                      Regards   DID 

Surely reality must be dead,
Now relativity lift thy ugly head. 

topq...@pacbell.net wrote in article <32A99A...@pacbell.net>...
> Ragu wrote:
> > 
> > i'm no rocket scientist, but i read some crazy article in a science
> > magazine about how someday, people would use black holes for time
travel.
> > they imagined these black holes as massive bodies swirling more mass
into
> > its center. if a spaceship cuold catch a ride on one of these swirls of
> > mass, it would accellerate it to light speed and time would stop for
the
> > men in the ship(or at least slow down). then using the momentum the
ship
> > has, it would turn it around and fly out of the vicinity of the black
hole
> > right before it got sucked in. then the ship would return to earth a
few
> > thousand years later. (sound a little bit like planet of the apes?)
> > can anyone tell me if this is possible, or just a load of bull that i
> > wasted my time reading.
> 
>   I think it's bull.
> 
>  If a black hole could accelerate an object to near light speed or to
> light speed, what would make one believe that the attractor would
> release you. If you had enough energy or force to apply for a release, 
> you wouldn't need the attractor (black hole). I think the only way would
> be to continue into and be ejected from the attractor as happens with
> some black holes.  By the way this is for all replying to this thread.
> Please edit the 'Newsgroups' field as you post or reply be e-mail.
> 
>  I intentionally posted the way everyone else has so as not to miss
> anyone. Someone with all the posts from this thread should determine 
> what cyber-dunce has a cross-post list as a default group posting and 
> let him know that it is a violation of Intergalactic Federation of
> Planets law (wasting bandwith). It's not "smart"...It is "NOT Smart".
> 
> ASCII Ya Later...
> Top Quark...The Missing Particle...
>