Black holes are the shadows of 4D objects (idea)

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The discussion centers on the misconception that black holes are shadows of four-dimensional objects. It is established that black holes originate from three-dimensional objects according to the principles of General Relativity. Furthermore, the concept of a shadow is clarified as a non-physical phenomenon, merely a projection where light is obstructed. The thread was ultimately locked due to violations of forum rules regarding personal theories.

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Nope. Black holes form from regular 3D objects according to the rules of General Relativity. Besides, a shadow isn't a physical object. It's just a spot on a surface where the light has been blocked.

Also, you should be aware that discussion of personal theories/ideas such as this are against PF rules. We stick to mainstream science. I'm afraid I'm going to have to lock this thread.
 

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