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OUU Podcast #2: Black Holes - The Nature and Composition

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OUU Podcast #2: Black Holes: The nature and composition of black holes as well as the important role galactic vortices play in Null cosmology.

Welcome to the second in a series of podcasts that explore Null Physics as presented in the book, Our Undiscovered Universe, written by Scientist and Engineer, Terence Witt.

The topics of discussion include the nature and composition of black holes as well as the important role galactic vortices play in Null Cosmology.

Also in Episode 2:

  • What is the event horizon of a black hole?
  • What are the bipolar jets associated with black holes?
  • Explanation of how black holes are not black, but approach blackness with increasing mass.
  • Differences between a stellar black hole and a galactic black hole.
  • The formation of galactic vortices and a look into the scientific discovery that changes the age of our universe.

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    2 Responses to “OUU Podcast #2: Black Holes - The Nature and Composition”

    1. NEWLY LAUNCHED OUR UNDISCOVERED UNIVERSE WEBSITE FEATURES INFORMATIVE PODCASTS | Our Undiscovered Universe Blog Says:
      September 8th, 2008 at 3:57 pm

      [...] will premiere in early September. Witt will discuss one of the most intriguing topics in physics: black holes. Topics include the distance to the nearest black hole from Earth, the characteristics of a black [...]

    2. Little Black Hole; Where’s the Limit? | Our Undiscovered Universe Blog Says:
      September 23rd, 2008 at 4:45 pm

      [...] new method uses a relationship between the black hole and the inner part of the surrounding in falling gas and material. Hot gas piles up around the [...]

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