---BLACK HOLES---

In Albert Einstein's universe there are four dimensions: length, breadth,

width, and time. For Einstein, objects in space ocur three dimensions but
these three dimensions are not constants. Einstein called the three
dimensions (lenght, breadth and width) "space" and considered "time" as
a fourth dimension that interacts dynamically with the other three, and
not just as a passive maesering divece. Einstein determent that all four
components (lenght, breadth, width and time) of his cosmology were not
constants but were variable depending upon velocity. Einstein needed a
constant in order to be able to measure the shift of the structure of time /
space and matter. He determined that the constant was the maximum
speed of light. The "law of physics" that determines the mechanics of
atomic structure in motion, according to Einstein is E=MC². His theory
established "light speed" as the maximum speed limit in the universe.
Einstein's cosmology also suggests that light follows the path of least
recistance and operates in two diffirent wats depending upon the
mediom through which it is moving. Light moves either as particals or
waves. It moves as waves without the presence of matter and it moves as
particals when matter is present. In other words, light temporarily
accommodates itself according to the medium in which it is traveling. As
velocity increases, time expands (goes slower). This means that
"velocity" is variable in two directions (slower or faster). You cannot
have a negative velocity (minus 2000 miles per hour) so, according to
Einstein, " time " has an identity with velocity, which is that you can
neither go "backwards" in " time " nor can you have a "negative
velocity". Light is "trapped" in black holes and must remain there until
there is a nuclear reaction that creates an enormous explosion and
scatters the matter throughout the universe and releases the trapped
energy. In fact, this enormous explosion is presently considered (by
some) to be how the universe was created. We call this explosion a "Big
Bang" which is measured by Einstein's E = MC² or...the Energy released
is equal to the mass of a black hole times the speed of light squared.
BOOM! It is theorized that light cannot be stopped (Einstein) because
light is thought of having "no mass" and its nature is to move, so,
eventually, the "trapped light" would cause some kind of reaction
(fussion?) that would cause its release from the confines of infinite mass.
Fundamentally, it seems that a black hole is a precursor to a star like our
Sun. Hawking theorizes additionally, that a spacecraft entering the outer
envelope ("Event Horizon") of a black hole would appear, to viewers
observing the spacecraft from a great distance, to slow down to the point
that " Time ", as we know it, would appear to stop. The spacecraft
passengers would experience no temporal distortion but would,
according to Hawking, "be squashed into spaghetti" because of the
infinitely crushing gravitational field of the black hole. This scenario
seems to be somewhat reminiscent of Christopher Columbus' crew
fearing falling off the edge of the Earth. Anyhow, time, as we know it, in
theory, stops in a black hole. The overall conclusion is that a black hole
is a massive accumulation of matter that is invisible (because it does not
reflect light), outside of temporal considerations (because time stands
still inside of it) and it is (perhaps) traveling invisibly at near the speed
of light because Einstein determined that matter attains infinite mass as
its velocity approaches light speed. A black hole is a super paradox
because it crushes our laws of physics and quantum mechanics into
spaghetti. So, the question is, "If light cannot be stopped (Einstein), and
if light is trapped inside of a black hole (Hawking) where time has
stopped then what is it that happens to the velocity of light without the
presence of time? In other words, how do you measure "light speed"
without having time as a part of the equation? It is at this juncture
(paradox) that Einstein and Hawking part company. If light stops in a
black hole (Hawking) then time must stop also (Einstein interpreted).
Conclusion: If black holes exist then a pure black hole would be
virtually invisible because its ONLY interaction with external space
would be a massive warp in the space/time continuum. A black hole
could only be detected by observing light being bent and slowed down
(warped) as it passed by the (far) outside of the event horizon (outer
envelope) of the black hole. What does all of this mean? First, it
indicates that the universe, as we know it, is a vast vortex of energy.
Secondly, it indicates that matter is congealed energy that experiences
temporal distortions (time going faster) within its particular environment
(locale). Thirdly, it indicates (suggests) that light (energy) prefers a
"non-material" environment and its natural physic is to "seek" release
from the confines of matter.