Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Work related tag cloud

Currently interested in Technical Consultancy / Contract Project Management work.
Typical work has involved the following:

Monday, November 10, 2008

Spacetime, event horizon, black holes and infinity – singular infinite interference

Most scientists see the "event horizon" of a black hole is the very last point at which a light signal can still escape to the external universe. The physics theories we currently have all seem to break down when trying to understand so called singularities.

Here’s my 2 pence worth. I think:
Spacetime singularities are not tiny but are also massive, I think of them as infinite. (Prefer to call them both immeasurable).

I do not accept that the speed of light is the upper most limit in our universe.

We need a new kind of physics law which allows something to be both singular and infinite at the same time.

Equations are taken to be a fundamental description of spacetime itself, I am confronting the question of how singularities can be interpreted, general relativity characterizes gravity by the curvature of spacetime but there are limits in classical theory.

We need to allow for a conflict in physics law. It would be beneficial to be open to a contradiction in terms.

Because we cannot understand something does not mean it does not exist.

To illustrate my theory, take a pencil and look at the end, it is to represent a point of singularity. Now turn the pencil so you see a line, this is to represent an infinite horizon.

I think that black holes are universal engines, roaming around at the middle of each galaxy. The mass that is sucked (seemingly inescapably inwards to the middle of the blackhole), I think is also taken out to the infinite or immeasurable situation that is the creation/boundaries of the universe.

Let’s call this idea “singular infinite interference”.

For more inspiration go read:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interference

And think about event horizons being on the surface of water and at the sound barrier.

Monday, November 03, 2008

ZTV on www.viewmy.tv

I'm checkin' out ZTV on viewmy.tv and I think it rocks!!!