A small black hole goes thru a toroidal hole.

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The discussion centers on the theoretical interactions between a small black hole and a larger toroidal black hole. Participants explore various outcomes, including the potential for energy transfer through the toroidal structure and the implications of frame dragging. Key references include Poplowski's torsion model and Spivey's insights on magnetic fields in toroidal black holes. The conversation also touches on the complexities of black hole mergers and the effects of spin on energy dynamics.

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  • Understanding of black hole physics and general relativity
  • Familiarity with toroidal black hole models, specifically Poplowski's torsion model
  • Knowledge of the Penrose process and its implications for energy extraction
  • Basic concepts of magnetic fields and their effects on particle trajectories in astrophysical jets
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  • Research "Poplowski's torsion model" for insights on toroidal black holes
  • Study the "Penrose process" to understand energy dynamics in black holes
  • Explore "accretion disk dynamics" and its relation to black hole spin
  • Investigate "gravitational wave interactions" and their role in black hole mergers
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Astronomers, astrophysicists, and students of theoretical physics interested in black hole interactions, energy dynamics, and advanced astrophysical models.

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Thx, Denny! i will read this. Smolin thinks Rovelli is tops. And Lee Smolin just replaced Wheeler as my formost fav cosmologist. Mostly it's because he makes me think. Like listening to talk radio hosts that you never agree with, but without the anger.
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negativzero said:
You're blaming Hilbert?

Blaming? That's an interesting choice of words...

Chronos, I'm just trying to find anyone who will talk to me. Your down to terra approach is greatly appreciated.
And I'm pretty sure that you are smarter...even though i have a 106 IQ. Or i did at one time. And that's pretty high in this neck O' th' woods.
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If you're looking for people to talk to, I'd advise against throwing an IQ number around. It's pretty meaningless.
 
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"Blaming?" Okay, crediting. Excuse my sense of humor please. And the 105ish IQ? That's actually my best friend's joke. i admit i stole from him, and i would name him except i assume he doesn't want to be included.
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i look to veteran posters to give me guidance in this new environment.
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And i did read the article and made some comments which were lost in the cloud. Big loss! My humor again...i hope that humor is okay if i can find anyone who shares my sense of it. If humor is not okay i would like to know this as soon as possible.
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not a friendly space here ...bye
 
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negativzero said:
not a friendly space here ...bye

Statements like this are the reason you're not receiving the warmest of welcomes.
 

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