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Re: The Other Side of a Black Hole

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Am 22.08.2017 um 19:56 schrieb mlwozniak@wp.pl:
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> You do realize, poor idiot, that your guru has "discovered"
> there is no difference between acceleration and gravitation.
> Do you?
> So, if I accelerate, it creates a horizon somewhere far,
> far away. Between 2 aliens, maybe. It vanishes whan I stop
> to accelerate. Am I correct, poor idiot?
>

No need to get rude..

Acceleration is - in relativistic lingo - 'curvature of worldlines'.

So: unaccelerated motion is movement along a straight worldline.

Now I use the relativistic principle, that all inertial observers are of 
equal rights and declare, that the inertial observer in question is at rest.

This defines the zero point of this particular universe a comoving to 
that specific observer.

c is (like all velocities) defined as angle between the axis of time of 
that particular observer and something remote moving with significant 
velocity.

c equals 45° in this picture. Things beyond the 45° cone (the observers 
past light cone) are invisible, thou there and real. The observer just 
can't see them.

Everything he can actually see are placed within a certain set of 
possibly visible locations, the observer calls in sum 'universe'.

This 'universe' is not universal, of course. But our personal 
(Earthling's) 'universe' is defined just that way.

So, beyond our limits of observations is another world, that is real, 
but which we cannot see.

This other world is equipped with its own axis of time, which is towards 
ours in an angle. So there are days, which appear more like years to us.

If we would fly there with a spaceship everything would be perfectly 
normal, only the Earth would behave strange (seen from there).


TH

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