Re: How can gravity itself escape a black hole?

Le 03/11/2024 à 21:12, Richard Hachel  a écrit :

Le 03/11/2024 à 19:12, Ross Finlayson a écrit :

In a theory of fall gravity, the atom is the graviton.
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Then there's a notion of the force according to
the "ultramundane supertachyonic" particles,
"gravitinos", that space is white holes everywhere
and that space exists.
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The graviton as "super-unification-energy-larger-collider
-gigaelectronvolt-gives-mass", is a bit simplified in a
theory merely of gravity itself, that's where the
"large hadron" is yet a sort of super-symmetric particle,
of the atom and self-same graviton, it's own virtual partner,
in case it wasn't clear the high/medium/low milieus of
the super-symmetry in physics.
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In a theory of fall-gravity, the graviton is the atom,
its mass is attributed to its substance, and the force
carrier is also what it is, or as with regards to it
being the force mover as it were, with fall-gravity a
sort of Fatio/LeSage quantum-spin-foam shadow-gravity
super-gravity.

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Heu... En français, ça veut dire quoi?
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R.H.

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Rien. Nothing. It means nothing.
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Ross is a kind of joke, I guesss.
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