re "Schwarzschild radius"
Mar 10, 2005 01:40 PM
by Mauri
stevestubbs wrote partly:
You probably know that according to
relativity theory time slows down and space contracts in the vicinity
of a gravitational field. So that if the field is sufficiently
intense time and space both vanish. This phenomenon, known as the
Schwarzschild radius, theoretically can exist inside a large mass
(such as a star or even a planet.) But in the case of a neutron star
it exists outside the mass which sustains it.
I'm tending to speculate that the reason
why the current, mainstream scientific
appproach is coming up with so many
curiosities, anomolollies,
unexplainednesses, etc, in their current
universe modeling might be because the
people doing the "scientific" studying
are basing their thinking on
preconceived notions apout reality that
are, essentially, mayvic/karmic: in
other words, I suspect that initial
assumptions based on dependent arisings
(that might be Tibetenese ...) makes for
all kinds of "scientific" curiosities
that one can, optionally, chase after
for "correct meaning" forever if one
doesn't realize that one is chasing
after one's own karmic/mayavic tail, to
begin with. Not that some forms of
modeling might not be seen to be helpful
in some sense, maybe, if ... On the
other hand, or same hand ... (not that
differentiating between "other hands"
and "same hands" is necessarily always a
piece of cake where Theosophical
modeling might be concerned, I suspect).
To quote a wise man by the name of John:
<<Well, What about the Divine Pi Man der
of Her Me's?>> and: <<Remember when we
put Pi to sleep we sometimes awake and
have to go Pi again,lol.>>
^:-/ ...
Mauri
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