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mihaiv
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Is it possible for a black hole to exist in a reference frame and not exist in another?
I did some naive calculations and the result was that what are neutron stars in relation to Earth could be black holes in relation to a proton accelerated near the speed of light at LHC. That is because, relative to the proton the neutron star moves with near the speed of light, and its mass is much bigger than the rest mass. Also, there is some length contraction...
I did some naive calculations and the result was that what are neutron stars in relation to Earth could be black holes in relation to a proton accelerated near the speed of light at LHC. That is because, relative to the proton the neutron star moves with near the speed of light, and its mass is much bigger than the rest mass. Also, there is some length contraction...