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How the sun works:

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e+ and e- are when an anti electron combines with an electron. Also:

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According to supersymmetry, dark-matter particles known as neutralinos (which are often called WIMPs) annihilate each other, creating a cascade of particles and radiation that includes medium-energy gamma rays. If neutralinos exist, the LAT might see the gamma rays associated with their demise

[[IBIS Noob]Soy Sauce]

Wait so Zero.. your saying if the black hole or chaos hole does come... we wont die.. it will just pass on through and we are all fine?!?!?!?
I hope so.

[Steamer]

Thats not what he said at all...

Basically as long as something maintains a stable orbit around a black hole's gravitational feild it can not be drawn into the universal singularity.

As for how they move with relationship to singularity I have no clue, never studyed to far into it.

Doe's the singularity stay stationary or can it move?
How far can a black hole travel in relations to the singularity?

[D1lD0]

We will not get sucked in as we are orbiting it. Also in theory anything that enters a black hole is no longer considered to be within the universe. I believe that this logic is based on the stander model which is broken anyways so it does not really matter.

Well yeah, I understand that the gravitational pull of a black hole essentially works the same as a planet / solar mass but if anything does get too close it will be sucked in as is obvious with all the research thus far. But say something happens to affect our orbit (like maybe the possible collision course our galaxy is on with the Andromeda galaxy, if the planet as we know it even survives the process) it could send the planet into a no-trespassing zone around the black hole granted another large mass doesnt pull us in before we reach the center of the galaxy. Now I know we're talking billions of years from now but yeah like I said in my last post it wouldnt happen (if ever) in any of our lifetimes. The human race will most likely kill itself off in less than 1/10000th of that time anyways.

Like I said its a loooooooooong-shot but that's exactly the point I was trying to make. We're like self-sustaining sperm trying to find the universal uterus before we burn out our energy reserves.

[-=NYS=- C.O.]

All this scientific talk is giving me a headache.

[ManBearPig <ibis>]

I just scroll through it all. If i wanted to learn this stuff i wouldn't trust random people on the internet. I like having reliable sources. Also i could ask my physicist grandfather about it all.

[deprodigy]

believe me mpg... the aliens will come and you better have gold to give them.