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05-14-2014, 12:24 PM
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On black holes and dark matter
What better place to talk about this then the p99 forums lol.
Black holes are common this much physicists and astronomers know. But what i have been seeing when i do research through the thousands of images from hubble might make them a little more uncommon. Theoretical physicists say that almost every galaxy has a super massive black hole, including irregular galaxies. I say look at the galaxies themselves and you can tell what stage they are in. Spiral galaxies have a definite shape which would make them the oldest galaxies with black holes. with bar galaxies coming in second. Irregular galaxies either have just the beginings of a black hole or have none at all. Irregular galaxies are also the least dense, while the bar and spiral galaxies have a definite core of dense material at their centers. This dense core is what brings about the life of a super massive black hole. this is just my theory on how they are made and where to look for them. I havent found another like it on the net so i thought i would put it up here. On to dark matter. I haven't found anything on this and for those that do not no what dark matter is, when you look in to space and you see the blackness, that is dark matter. You can not see it. Dark matter in my opinion is something we already know about. Gravity. Every thing moves though something and that is dark matter. There is always friction even in the darkest coldest reaches of space. What causes this friction? It is dark matter and dark matter is also what holds our universe together, just like gravity. Any thoughts on this would be awesome. Tell me what you think and if you have a better theory I would like to know. I am always interested in things like this. I love to look at the big picture. | ||
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#2
05-14-2014, 12:36 PM
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Space ... the final frontier.
http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog...ard-model.html http://science.nasa.gov/astrophysics...s-dark-energy/ | ||
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05-14-2014, 12:49 PM
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LOL it does get confusing. I saw saturn last night through my telescope for the first time. That was pretty neat. I couldnt see a whole lot except it looked like and oddly shaped star, and i have a pretty nice telescope.
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#7
05-14-2014, 12:54 PM
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Last time I looked through a scope I was aiming at the enemy - stuff I'd prefer to leave in the distant past for sure! That sounds pretty awesome too. I never had a telescope but was always looking up & wondering wtf is up there & why is that circular disc following me?
Maybe it's time I invest in some Inspector Gadget home science kit or something..hmm | ||
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05-14-2014, 01:20 PM
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The answer disappeared? well that's weird... We've got a thief or perhaps just a missing thread...hmm.... if only there was someone who would take this case?
"The Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milky_Way | ||
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