🚀 go-pugleaf

oooooohh, the Wormholes, where warping around regions of the universe
would be possible!!! These things would so cool to have around. But too
bad it is highly unlikely since the least disturbance could make you hit
the singularity. Actually, you could say ahhh depending on the size of
the black hole. Say, the ones formed in the center of the GALAXY!!!! You
can probably last for a couple of hours before the gravitational
differences between your head and the feet becomes too great for your
bones and skins to handle. Hey, is it possible to have more dimensions
then the 4 dimensions we live in?? Well, some have said, these
dimensions are unobservable if they do exist....oh well. BTW can some
one explain space-time in a good example??? I get really confused when
it comes to the defention of this term....*sigh*

"All hope abandon, ye who enter here."
				-Dante


Erik Didrik Heim wrote:
> 
> 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...
> >