Wat moet ik van dit bericht denken:
http://www.universetoday.com/114802/there-are-no-such-things-as-black-holes/
http://phys.org/news/2014-09-black-holes.html
Als dit juist is lijkt het bijna een paradigmawisseling.
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Mersini: Whe find that Hawking radiation emitted just before the star passes through its Schwarzschildradius slows down the collapse of the star and substantially reduces its mass thus the star bounces before reaching the horizon.
William Unruh, theoretisch fysicus noemt het 'bewijs' van Mersini ronduit nonsens. Volgens hem begrijpt ze de Hawking straling niet, en trekt ze volstrekt verkeerde conclusies.
Zo zet je toch je reputatie op het spel, zou ik zeggen.
Voor degenen die zelf eens wat willen rekenen aan een black hole en de bijbehorende formules wil kennen, bijgaand een calculator (formules van van Jim Wisniewski) voor in de browser. Eventueel geblokkeerde inhoud toestaan:The [paper] is nonsense, Unruh said in an email to IFLS. Attempts like this to show that black holes never form have a very long history, and this is only the latest. They all misunderstand Hawking radiation, and assume that matter behaves in ways that are completely implausible.
According to Unruh, black holes dont emit enough Hawking radiation to shrink the mass of the black hole down to where Mersini-Houghton claims in a timely manner. Instead, it would take 1053(1 followed by 53 zeros) times the age of the universe to evaporate, he explains.
The standard behaviour by such people [who dont understand Hawking radiation] is to project that outgoing energy back closer and closer to the horizon of the black hole, where its energy density gets larger and larger, he continued. Unfortunately explicit calculations of the energy density near the horizon show it is really, really small instead of being large-- Those calculations were already done in the 1970s. To call bad speculation "has been proven mathematically" is, shall we say, and overstatement.