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44. Black_holes Black Holes. An Introduction to Black Hole Evaporation by Jennie Traschen; Black Holes A General Introduction by JeanPierre Luminet http://physics.sut.ac.th/~kobdaj/strings/black_holes.htm

Black Holes An Introduction to Black Hole Evaporation by Jennie Traschen Black Holes : A General Introduction by Jean-Pierre Luminet Black holes and branes in string theory by Kostas Skenderis Black Holes and Solitons in String Theory by Donam Youm Black holes and string theory by Robert C. Myers Black holes and the phases of brane thermodynamics by Emil J. Martinec Black Holes, Branes and Superconformal Symmetry by Renata Kallosh Lectures on Superconformal Quantum Mechanics and Multi-Black Hole by Ruth Britto-Pacumio, Jeremy Michelson, Andrew Strominger, Anastasia Volovich Lectures on the Microscopic Modeling of the 5-dim. Black Hole by Spenta R. Wadia Quantum Aspects of Black Holes by Andy Strominger and Jeff Harvey TASI lectures on black holes in string theory by Amanda W. Peet TASI Lectures on Branes, Black Holes and Anti-de Sitter Space by M.J. Duff

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51. Educational Observatory - Neutron Stars & Black Holes Educational Obervatory Institute Astronomy Resources. http://edu-observatory.org/eo/black_holes.html

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Homepage Online explorations The Star ... the cosmos Astronomy materials, by topic Tonight's Sky Homework help ... Black holes Black holes 1. Black holes are giant, cosmic vacuum cleaners that swallow up everything around them. Black holes do not suck up nearby material. If the Sun were magically converted into a black hole, Earth's orbit would not change. Material generally falls into a black hole when it collides with other material orbiting the black hole. The collision alters the material's orbit. Instead of orbiting a comfortable distance from the black hole, the material is now orbiting too close to the black hole. Then the black hole's enormous gravity traps the material in a one-way spiral to oblivion. 2. You can see a black hole. The light produced or reflected by objects makes them visible. Since no light can escape from a black hole, we can't see it. Instead, we observe black holes indirectly by their effects on material around them. 3. Black holes lead to other places. In science fiction shows, people sometimes travel through wormholes. Many students think black holes are wormholes and therefore lead to other places. Wormholes don't exist; they are merely a hypothesis.

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experiments WebFX Thoughts on Black holes There are a number of websites that can give you a reasonable understanding of black holes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_holes is a good example. This website uses the black hole extreme to illustrate how gravity is a state of energy in much the same way as matter and electromagnetic waves are other states. Thinking of a black hole as dense matter may be a mistake. I doubt that atoms can be compressed. A black hole is not going to be made of tightly packed atoms and I doubt that they will consist of tightly packed neutrons either. My feeling is that matter, as we understand it, does not exist in this kind of environment. So what are we left with? It's a form of energy - the structure of what constitutes matter has broken down and converted to its base energy state. So, if you more or less accept this concept, the question arises "if matter doesn't exist in a black hole how could there be any gravity?". In case you are wondering, mass is a property of matter - no matter no mass, no mass no gravity. However, this is obviously not true. Gravity, or a similar effect to gravity, can exist in the absence of matter. Frame dragging with spinning Black Holes Frame dragging is a term used to describe a gravitational anomaly that can occur around spinning or moving matter. Here on earth, gravity acts vertically. In a sense, this determines our personal frame of reference, our personal spacetime continuum. However, start spinning the earth faster and what was previously our vertical will start to change. Just suppose we could spin the earth at speeds approaching that of light, gravity, at the equator, would be acting almost horizontal.

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