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Re: CPUs at 30 Ghz in the year 2005

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From: Ed Seedhouse
Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 16:06
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Bill <poo@somewhere.net> wrote:

>
>>That, of course, is stuff and nonsense.  Learn a little science before you
>>make such silly statements.  There is no theoretical limit to the possible
>>size of black holes and given enough mass a black hole could contain a
>>universe worth of normal matter at normal temperatures and densities.  Of
>
>Uh huh, and once you're inside the event horizon, isn't the
>gravitational pull effectively inifinte?  

No, it isn't if the "hole" is massive enough.

>i.e, we would be inexorably sucked into the singularity, since an infinite rotational velocity
>would be needed to maintain an orbit around the singularity? 

An "infinite rotational velocity" wouldn't be required at all.  Moreover
there is no theoretical requirement that all the mass be in the
singularity.




Ed Seedhouse
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