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Articles related to "Black Hole"
What is a Black Hole? The phenomena known as black holes are some of the most studied elements of the universe, yet they still retain a fascinating amount of mystery. what is a black hole • albert einstein • general relativity • john michell • schwarzschild radius
Black Holes --- Our Silent Friends black holes are defined; and some formation scenarios are discussed black holes • astronomy • supernova
Black Holes Space/Time Distortion Like sharks in the ocean millions of Black Holes wander the universe. And like those creatures the universe needs these galactic wanders to maintain stability. black hole • event horizon • stellar mass • photon sphere • super nova
OUR black hole. Part I Black holes are strange beasts, small wonder they lure public imagination and feed Sci-Fi writers inspiration with all sort of wild tales. black hole • general relativity • einstein • hawking • wheeler
The Mathematics of Black Holes How massive does an object have to be in order to be transformed into a black hole? There is a very simple way to find this out using a standard algebraic equation. schwarzschild radius • black holes • albert einstein • general relativity • escape velocity
Neutron Star Has Monster X-Ray Jet NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory reveals a neutron star powering a gigantic jet that rivals black holes and their jets. neutron star • jet • black hole • nasa • chandra
The Black Hole War - A Review Susskind's "Battle with Stephen Hawking to Make the World Safe for Quantum Mechanics" is a fascinating, if mind-boggling, read. black hole war • quantum physics • string theory • introduction quantum mechanics • leonard susskind
Einstein-Rosen Bridge Science fiction speaks frequently about wormholes and time travel. Einstein's theories allowed for some versions of time and space travel, under certain conditions. einstein rosen bridges • time travel • casimir effect • wormholes • kerr ring singularity
Feeding Black Holes Like the footsteps in the snow of an invisible man, feeding black holes are easily seen black holes • accretion disk • bipolar jets • megnetic fields • gravitational force
OUR black hole. Part II It seems that every galaxy harbors a black hole in its core. The larger the central bulge of older stars, the bigger the hole. Our Milky Way is no exception, but only recently have we developed techniques suitable for peering into the cocoon and measuring the massive, quiet beast lurking inside. chandra • sagittarius • vla • vlt • yepun
Black holes ain't that black then? That black holes are a pain in the neck for astrophysicists is more or less well known. Infinites and zeroes are fine for mathematics but not to be found in Nature, yet a black hole in principle hides an infinite at its center, or that was accepted until now. chandra • sagittarius • vla • vlt • yepun
Looking down the barrel Gamma Ray Bursts (GRB's) puzzled astronomers for decades since their discovery by the Vela nuclear test surveillance satellites in the 60's. Scientists think now the mystery has been solved, adding yet another (unlikely) threat to the catastrophes lurking out there. grb • compton • bepposax • gamma rays • x-rays
The Black Hole In My Filing Cabinet 80% of the paper that goes into a filing cabinet is never looked at again. Is the same true of other belongings in our homes? How over-complicated have we made our lives? We file, we dust, but what do our belongings give us back? filing cabinet • paper • boxes • files • clutter
Falling into a Black hole; energing victorious via a white dwarf Thoughts of a person who suffered a mental breakdown. nervous breakdown • mental breakdown • mental health
Nature's magnifying glass Predicted by General Relativity, gravitational lenses catapulted Einsteins's reputation as much as they are handy tools today to tackle one of Cosmology thorniest issues, the discovery and census of dark matter. einstein • general relativity • black hole • astronomy • astrophyisics
Shine On, Harvest Moon... "Shine on, shine on harvest moon, up in the sky. I ain't had no lovin' since January ..." Oops. Sorry. I got harvest moons on the brain. We have a big one coming up on the 28th. shine on • harvest moon... • gregg m. pasterick • amateur astronomy • stargazing
The Choking Game Have you observed elementary and middle school students choking each other and laughing? Do they have red marks or bruising on their neck? Here is what is going on. the choking game • the pass out game • breath play • black out game • black hole
The Infinite and the Infinitesimal To many it is surely surprising just how complicated the idea of "infinity" can truly be, for, oddly enough, it can exist both in various forms and in various "sizes." infinitesimal • infinity • negative infinity • cardinality • aleph null
Windows XP Service Pack 3 Released Windows XP Service Pack 3 provides a string of updates for the operating system, while not drastically changing the way Windows XP operates. windows xp service pack 3 • service pack 3 • windows xp service pack • microsoft service pack 3 • windows service pack 3
The Circle of Life The End As with all life in the Cosmos, the ending depends largely on the life that was led. death of stars • super nova • red giants • nuclear fuel • gravitational collapse
Is the Universe Expanding NASA proves the existence of Dark Matter. Scientific observations indicate the universe is infinitely expanding and quite open. expanding universe • big bang • dark matter • big crunch • big rip
Ring Review of author Stephen Baxter's science fiction novel, Ring. stephen baxter • author • review • science fiction • novel
Astronomy of a Different Color: New Wavelengths Open New Windows wavelengths • radio astronomy • ultraviolet astronomy • infrared astronomy • opttical wavelengths
Biggest Supernova Discovered Scientists discover a "pair-instability supernova" that is the largest and brightest stellar explosion ever witnessed. supernova • biggest • brightest • largest • new type
Dr. Stephen Hawking and ALS Dr. Stephen Hawking has been teaching and lecturing in England for decades. He is a world-renowned scientist and author. He also battles amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. als • amyotrophic lateral sclerosis • stephen hawking • dr. hawking • voice synthesis
Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda A review of the newest Roddenberry series Andromeda. andromeda • review • sci-fi • tv
Man Walks on the Moon On that glorious date 38 years ago, Commander Neil A. Armstrong and Lunar Module Pilot Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin Jr. made one giant leap for mankind. man’s first steps on the moon • july 20 1969 • neil armstrong • buzz aldrin • lunar landing
Playing the Quantum Field A review of Brenda Anderson's book describing our choices in terms of high and low energy and the events we attract as a result. playing the quantum field • brenda anderson • law of attraction • high energy • low energy
The Circle of Life The Beginning "We are made of star stuff...atoms heavier than hydrogen were created in the interiors of stars and then expelled into space to be incorporated into later stars." star-stuff • nebula • nuclear fusion • size of stars • gravitational forces
Doctor Who Series 2: Episodes 8 &9 The Doctor and Rose land on a distant space base, and find themselves going into battle with the devil in an episode reminiscent of a 1930s Weird Tales serial. the impossible planet • the satan pit • weird tales • matt jones • the ood
Making Monsters of… In a continuation of the World Building concept some inspiration for you to draw upon while walking. imagination • common • thought • catharsis • art
Supernovae, the Most Energetic Objects in the Universe Discussion of the two principal types of supernovae supernova • astronomy • type i • core collapse • massive star
Color, Part II: Color in Astronomy Description of some of the vital measurements color provides for astronomers astronomy • color • color redshift • color-magnitude diagram
Is Time Travel Possible? Time Travel has been a favorite subject for science fiction enthusiasts. Yet scientists do have an idea on how it can be done. Some of these ideas will be discussed. time travel • possibility of time travel • travel to the future • travel to the past • future
Dark Matter Dark matter has long remained elusive, but recent evidence suggests that it does exist, making up most of the matter in the universe. But what is it? dark matter • macho • machos • wimp • wimps
Dark Night of the Sun - The Total Solar Eclipse '99 Join The Travel Sleuth in the legendary Land of Lyonesse to meet with Sheridan Williams, noted author and authority on Solar Eclipses. Imagine with him the awesome moment when the Moon's shadow swoops in off the Atlantic at 1000 miles an hour to turn Day into Night, Song into Silence. england • cornwall • scilly • eclipse • lyonesse arthur
The Master Plan, part II Part II reports on the "optical" range (infrared to X rays) observation facilities - existing or planned - within the 1999 and 2000 NSA decadal survey. james webb • ngst • hubble • spitzer • sirtf
Family Night Fun Ideas Without TV Here are some great ideas for a family night that breaks the mold. Do something different that you will remember for years to come. family fun nights • family night ideas • family activities • fun for family night • art as family
Gamma Ray Bursters Gamma ray bursters are among the most violent phenomena in the visible universe. In fact, if one occurred near the Earth it would incinerate the atmosphere in seconds. Fi gamma ray burster • gamma rays • gamma ray bursts • grb • photon
Help with Homework Now that school's back in session, there'll probably be plenty of homework for the kids to do. You can help them do research on the Internet! Here are some Web sites that offer lots of information for those reports, etc. homework • kids • children • parents
Olmstead Victory or Defeat in disguise A ruling which may hurt the disabled of America as well as those in other countries. olmstead • supreme court america • civil rights • employment • disabled
Tales from the West Texas Dust Part V of an interview with Randy and Rosie Williamson released prisoners • ex-cons • church • religion • randy williamson
The Physics of the Buffyverse The Physics of the Buffyverse, a recent book written by Jennifer Ouellette, describes physics through the lens of the mythology of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV show. buffyverse • the physics of the buffyverse • buffy the vampire slayer • angel • pop culture
Work From Home Basics This article provides some real tips on how to create or find your own work from home opportunity and avoid the costly scams and ripoffs. work from home • virtual assistant • work from home scams • offsite opportunities • avoiding scams
10 Frugal Ways to Help Your Child Master Multiplication Teaching multiplication can be a long process, but here are a few free things right here on your computer to help you and your child achieve table triumph! homeschool • multiplication • multiplication tables • math • frugal
A Sicilian Snake D. H. Lawrence penned the poem "Snake" as a reflection of an encounter with a snake at a drinking trough. The poem is charged with his thoughts and actions in response. lawrence • lawrence's snake • sicily • snake • birds beasts and flowers
ABC, NBC, CBS Fall Schedules The networks announce their new fall shows: lots of ensemble shows, supernatural, reality, and Saturday is still a black hole. fupfronts • fall upfronts • 2007 fall upfronts • abc fall schedule • nbc fall schedule
Adolf Hitler Changes Europe Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933 but what was it about this man's personality that led people to follow him and endorse his brutality? adolf hitler • hitler's crimes against humanity • nazi race genocide • german society in the 20's • hitler's personality
Advance Wars: Days of Ruin Review Intelligent Systems' fourth Advance Wars game gives players more challenging strategy, a darker plot, and online Wi-Fi play. advance wars days of ruin • days of ruin • days of ruin review • video game review days of ruin • advance wars review |
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