Re: Science on Radio
From: habshi (habshi_at_anony.net)
Date: 02/03/05
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Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2005 12:22:41 GMT
Due to centrifugal forces the equatorial diameter is bigger than the polar one , and one
weighs less at the poles . What about spinning stars like neutron or black holes . They must be like
flattened discs . So light could escape from the North and South poles , we might even be able to
visit one and get near its north pole and then escape blowing a raspberry
Could quasars be us looking on from the top of black holes with light climbing out of the
gravitational well and undergoing an enormous red shift ?
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