Re: How can black holes evaporate?
From: Nick (macromitch_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 02/10/05
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Date: 9 Feb 2005 23:21:49 -0800
e goldstein wrote:
> According to theory, a black hole can still support it's outer
> gravitational field, even though its escape velocity is faster than
> light (and light-speed gravitons), on relic gravitation.
>
> According to General Relativity, from an outside reference frame, a
> black hole takes forever to form. So there will never be a time when
> light-speed gravitons, forming the gravitational field, get trapped
> inside the black hole.
>
> But from the perspective of the black hole forming, or someone
falling
> into a black hole, everything takes place in a short amount of time,
Wrong. How can proper time go any faster than gravitational
time?
Try to show me and I'll show you a chicken with teeth.
It can't. Time for objects in gravity can only go slower than
the - curved - time of gravity not faster.
There is only one time which can have two dilations - one
by accelerating and the other by gravity.
It must be known that both dilations can never end time.
Thank you for your time.
Mitch Raemsch -- Light Falls --
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