Black Holes
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- An infinitely coil of points of no end of curving
- Is a point at which gravity dominates all other forces and rips it apart
- It does not take up any space
- We don't have the technology to explore what is beyond the line of singularity and the black hole
- The line of singularity is at the middle of the black hole
I found out that this project was very easy to find information about black holes. One thing though it was hard to find out about the line of singularity. Overall this was one of the easiest topics to find information on.
Citations:
"BLACK HOLESby Ted Bunn." Berkeley Cosmology Group. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Jan. 2010.
"Falling to the Singularity of the Black Hole." CASA. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Jan. 2010.
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ReplyDeleteGreat job on this Angela! There was a lot of information in there that I didn't research. So, I learned a lot of new stuff! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of a good facts in this presentation. Although, I am kind of confused because you said that nothing can escape black holes, but they on another slide you wrote that there is one type of hole that you can escape. Other than that this powerpoint was very informitive.
ReplyDeleteGood job, Angela! You have a lot of solid facts in your presentation, but some of it was a bit hard to understand. Overall, it was a nice presentation. Keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteI agree with all of the comments so far, is the hole you were trying to say that matter can escape from, wouldn't that be a white hole, where instead of matter being sucked in it spews out, maybe that is what you were thinking of, or the thing where an object can escape traveling at the speed of light in a black hole at the event horizon. I am not sure but yeah good job
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