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Into what form of energy is that mass converted?
by tashmahalic 1y ago
Into what form of energy is that mass converted?
- BurningFrog 1y agoMaybe all of it is gravitational waves? I don't think much else would escape the black hole environment.
- misja111 1y agoKinetic energy is another option
- jajko 1y agoNeed a bit of oomph to move the very fabric of this universe a bit. But energy conversation laws say its just then spread all over the place across time, just like ripples in pond, suspended into nothingness of its own little universe... or something Tells me a bit darker thing in between the lines - the chance some advanced civilization (or us in far future if we actually survive) traveling FTL by bending space massively is next to zero, we would see (or detect soon) the evidence... unless they do it on planck-level of precision and self-contain all ripples. Nah, it really seems c is the ultimate barrier so far... depressing.
- mr_toad 1y ago> Need a bit of oomph to move the very fabric of this universe a bit. It’s enough “oomph” that we can detect it more than half way across the universe.
- csomar 1y agoPure energy.