re: Two lifeforms merge in once-in-a-billion-years evolutionary event

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In that case, I observe God daily in several ways my baw.

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A key trait of a scientific observation is that it must be repeatable by others. If I can't replicate your results by following your documentation, you fricked up my baw.

This may ultimately change the ideal of a hot woman.

For instance, which will be the sexiest place that the third eye is located? Or the third ear, for that matter…

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Maybe you just don't know how to do it. I know plenty of people that can repeat my process.

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Yes I know plenty of people who have been brainwashed by cults, as well.

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I certainly couldn't replicate all that science where they measured the density, size, and makeup of the singularity. Can you?

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Why can't you? Are you unable to learn things? If so that would explain a lot.

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Btw, since you missed it, I guarantee you can't tell me the density or makeup of the singularity.

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Easy peasy:

1/gawd = 8

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I swear to the real God I was about to ETA to tell you I'm just having fun and maybe trying to make you think a different way for fun.

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It is extremely easy to get me to think a different way. All you need to provide is data and logic.

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I could feel your insecure arse seething and knew you were coming in hot with the tantrum.

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Ah right, I'm the insecure one seething and coming in hot. Meanwhile you're the one hitting refresh on the thread and replying within 2 minutes.

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Stop trying to hurt my feelings.

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I insult mostly for my own amusement. Whether or not it hurts your feelings doesn't make much difference to me.

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Btw, since you missed it, I guarantee you can't tell me the density or makeup of the singularity.

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I'm confident that I can replicate any or all of the observations and calculations involved in such, given the time. I don't know why anyone else wouldn't be similarly confident.

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I'm confident that I can replicate any or all of the observations and calculations involved in such, given the time.

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Well good luck finding it. Seriously, no black hole measurements include only the singularity. It includes all space and time up to the event horizon. That was just a little nugget for my amusement.

Are some singularities bigger than others? Are they made of different things? I don't know this shite man!

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Are some singularities bigger than others? Are they made of different things? I don't know this shite man!

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Hey man, I don't know this shite either, but I'm sure we can get through it if we want to!

We can measure the mass of a black hole in a very similar way that we measure the mass of a nearby star or even your own body - measure the effects of gravity and do the math.

As for the size, first we'll have to figure out what size even means when space itself is ripped apart. Is there even a meaningful difference between assuming that the volume enclosed by the event horizon is of uniform density vs. a dimensionless point singularity with infinite density at the center of an event horizon? In either case, density can only be calculated if volume is defined, and the volume of a black hole can only be defined by its event horizon.

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If you believe in the multiverse (or wormholes or the proverbial balloon) you can't believe the singularity has size, density, matter. It has to be an opening.

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I don't follow your logic. Wormholes would be part of this universe. A multiverse would mean there are other universes, perhaps with their own unique set of constants and completely different than ours.

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If you believe there is a little ball getting denser and denser until it blows, then there should be one measured singularity out there somewhere.

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Don't follow your logic again. Black holes get less dense as they grow more massive, not more dense. As far as I know, black hole density is calculated as mass over the volume enclosed by the event horizon. As mass increases, the radius of the event horizon grows linearly which means the volume grows to the third power. More massive = less density.

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It's unprovable what it is. Much like other things, amirite?

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What part is unprovable? Do you dispute the fact that black holes exist? Do you disagree that there is something there, that we can measure its mass, and that it interacts with the natural world?

Your attempt to equate this with a belief in god is laughable.

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You're conflating the space within the event horizon with the singularity at the very center.

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Yes, intentionally. I even asked the question what difference does it make?

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The singularity is actually the "black hole."

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I'd say the singularity is the singularity, the event horizon is the event horizon, and the "black hole" is the combo. But whatever floats your boat.

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The space within the EH is just sort of like the slide leading into it. It has mass, a charge, and rotation due to how they are formed and/or the rotation of the mass that was pulled in to become the accretion disk.

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Ok.

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The event horizon can absolutely be measured and we have many times.

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Did I suggest otherwise?

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I might as well say God is at the singularity (some people probably do), it'll never be disproven.

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I could say there's a bologna sandwich at the singularity and it would be more credible given that we have evidence that a bologna sandwich exists and thus could possibly cross an event horizon to join the other bologna sandwiches.