Re: Light disappears?

From: Nick (macromitch_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 02/02/05 

Date: 2 Feb 2005 14:49:17 -0800

Eric Gisse wrote:
> Nick wrote:
> > > Suppose some matter simply disappears, as in the mutual
> annihilation
> >
> > What about disappearing light?
> > It happens from an infinite gravitational redshift at the
> > event horizon.
> > Infinite redshift?
> > Light of infinite wavelength?
> > How large does it get before it disappears?
> >
> > Energyless light predicted in Einstein shift?
> >
> > Its the end of Black Hole's and there horizons.
> > But Its the begining of finite gravity.
>
> I get the feeling you have deep philsophical issues with calculus'
> concept of the limit. That is assuming, of course, that you have seen
> calculus - which I doubt.
>
> Once again Mitchell, gravity's strength is quite finite. The only
error
> is in your understanding.

It has an upper limit. It is not just finite Gisse.
You do not understand that.

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