johnydon22:
Very Good questions and i would like to attempt so we can discuss this.
.[/b]I think time is relative and a human concept to represent duration. . mercury has an orbital duration of 88days compared to the earth's 365, but i don't think the effect this 88days has on you is equivalent to 365 days in earth. . . Unless somehow gravity influences time and blackholes hold an almost infinite gravitational energy.
Blackholes are as a result of a supernova. . when a very dense, giant star dies. and this great gravitational pulls/accumulates more materials. . so with this i think we can speculate that the blackhole contains a rich deposit of helium maybe hydrogen too.
I think since blackholes are aftermaths of supernovas which are aftermath of a star death then no the BigBang should predate the blackhole. .
This should be if it is established and proven that we live in a multiverse, some scientist propose so tho.
I dont quite know, we are organic life forms so the depth of our perception on life forms are organic, we can only imagine

RobinHez:

ok tnx.
so do we have just one blackhole or a are they numerous..
is anyblackhole close to earth (just to be careful )

We live on the milky way galaxy and i think that a blackhole seats on the center of most massive galaxies these are submassive blackholes. . and yes we have one in our milky way galaxy. .

The distance from our solar system to the center of our galaxy is like 25,000 to 30,000 light years. . . that is multiply 9trillion kilometers to either 25,000 or 30,000 you will see we are practically at a safe distance

Gorimakpa1:
can one build or create a zero gravity condition which is also called weightlessness/ anti-gravity that causes objects to float or levitate in a room or any environment on earth. a lifetime project i intend to embark on

Teempakguy:

The largest thing we know in science is a Brane.
Brands contain universes.
Universes contain clusters. But,
Clusters are made of galaxies.
Galaxies are made of stars . . . well, mostly stars.
Stars have systems.
Each star system has planets.
Planets have . . . "spheres" our planet, Earth, has a biosphere
This biosphere is made of living organisms. Like you and I . . . and goats.
These organisms are made of organic systems.
These systems are made up of organs. like that tongue.
Organs are made of tissue.
Tissue, is made of cells
Cells are made up of organelles.
Organelles . . . are made up of GIANT molecules!
Molecules are made up of atoms . . .
Now, atoms are made of subatomic particles . . . the electron, the protons, neutrons.
Wait . . . even the neutron is made up of the electron and the proton.
The proton is made of quarks!
And quarks are made up of little, cute, superstrings.

Gluons keep the atom core together and photons are the senior messengers that carry energy. little neutrinos are the junior messengers. they can go anywhere.
We must not forget the higgs boson. This bulky guy gives all the other particles mass!!
The electron is the negative guy that actually allows matter to occupy space!! Without that dude, matter would smash into each other and form huge black holes
But nothing would be complete without the graviton. A really, really small particle which is really good at hiding.
It allows you to play football, play "no bouncing" jump, play basketball, even swim

The universe is fascinating!! Each level of arrangements have a whole lot of juicy facts and patterns that can make your head swirl with excitement!!
Which is why we study it with mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology! And in science, our ultimate goal is to be able to explain every thing. To understand your universe. From the smallest string, to the largest Brane. In fact, EVERYTHING



Cheers!

Niyeal:
Am an Agricultural sci education student. In CHM 102 and 202. We were taught about 2principles. 1. Le-chatellier principle and Markov-nikkof principle, pls what are the significance of these principles and has anyone been able to drink water produce from addition of 2HYDROGEN WITH 1OXYGEN.

johnydon22:
We live on the milky way galaxy and i think that a blackhole seats on the center of most massive blackholes these are submassive blackholes. . and yes we have one in our milky way galaxy. .

The distance from our solar system to the center of our galaxy is like 25,000 to 30,000 light years. . . that is multiply 9trillion kilometers to either 25,000 or 30,000 you will see we are practically at a safe distance

Horlufemi:


At the centre of galaxies are super duper massive black holes. Was the universe a kind of super duper giga mega massive black hole? Think about it because for me it explains the galaxies. I mean after it exploded there must be chunks of it with enough gravity to pull matter that later formed galaxies. I'm just saying o. But at least with all the matter in the universe and as it seems they are separating. There must be a centre and a spot to hold the matter together.

Teempakguy:
yes! I know! That is my latest project in physics.
I also have another question. What is the average power density for solar cells?
I need a physicist for this.

kkash:
Pls gurus I nid sm insight on wormholes nd hw its related to time travel.....ive always been of d opinion dat for time travel to actually occur, u nid to transform an object from its sub atomic level to light (E=mc^2), transmit it, nd then rebuild.....buh I wld like to get another angle from wormholes

Horlufemi:


I want to observe a black hole and see what is on the surface by myself . I know I'm nuts but I'll rather die trying. I can already hear my bones crushing

Aaaaaaaaah bro Voyager one sent to the edge of the solar system has made it to the outskirts of the solar system after maybe 37years i think **scratches head**
And the solar system am not sure is up to 1light years in diameter, and 1 light years is approximately 9trillionkm. . Now imagine travelling 25-30,000 light years to get to the blackhole Even if you are an eternal entity you definitely would get bored after all that time

Make we just respect ourself and try taking peeks outside the earth jejely, at least we have the ISS where we can camp in space or probably conolizing mars soon . . I have a dream of going to space sometime in the future but Blackholes? Bros you are on your own, oyo is your case..

menesheh:
You are in the wrong place.

Science is never for us, it is for Whiteman.

Whenever a Nigerian see a technology he/she feels is so awesome and complex, he will be like
[size=15pt]waw oyibo too much, oyibo na our second God[/size].

We don't know that to discover things is more easier than we thought it is.

A thread for science is statistically insignificant due lack of patronage and interest.


Your idea are supported despite am not a science student. But i love science pretty crazy

Hung up

johnydon22:
We live on the milky way galaxy and i think that a blackhole seats on the center of most massive blackholes these are submassive blackholes. . and yes we have one in our milky way galaxy. .

The distance from our solar system to the center of our galaxy is like 25,000 to 30,000 light years. . . that is multiply 9trillion kilometers to either 25,000 or 30,000 you will see we are practically at a safe distance

Samguine:

In my opinion, Mathematics is the purest form of science. All other branches of science would be meaningless without Mathematics.

johnydon22:
Aaaaaaaaah bro Voyager one sent to the edge of the solar system has made it to the outskirts of the solar system after maybe 37years i think **scratches head**
And the solar system am not sure is up to 1light years in diameter, and 1 light years is approximately 9trillionkm. . Now imagine travelling 25-30,000 light years to get to the blackhole Even if you are an eternal entity you definitely would get bored after all that time

Make we just respect ourself and try taking peeks outside the earth jejely, at least we have the ISS where we can camp in space or probably conolizing mars soon . . I have a dream of going to space sometime in the future but Blackholes? Bros you are on your own, oyo is your case..

Horlufemi:


The way I see it you can reverse time. You can either slow it down or speed it up. Reversal is impossible. I stand to be corrected. You can only use wormholes to beat time.

RobinHez:

haha...thank God!

ermm....how would u define a light year?

RobinHez:

haha...thank God!

ermm....how would u define a light year?

Cindino20:


lemme gv u my take on this.....since the density of any thing will depend on the area..one cannot tell u d average power density of a solar cell without knowing the dimension of solar cell.

kkash:

was thinking wormholes are like portals joining different places mkin it easy to travel from one point to another at the speed of light

Horlufemi:


I can do cryo sleep if it exists. The problem is that you won't be able to send your observations back. Its hopeless. But I don't mind dying in a black hole o.

But for the ISS I need to be there. If this country wasn't a jagajaga country I would have been an astronaut. I'll even work for free sef. I need to be in the ISS I even dream about it.

You have a passion for this blackhole oo, i fear. .


anyway about becoming astronauts, i harbour that dream too, and i know maybe just maybe we may be the first to break the jinx of full blown astronauts coming from Nigeria. . .We will surely meet at the ISS bro, definitely

kkash:
Pls gurus I nid sm insight on wormholes nd hw its related to time travel.....ive always been of d opinion dat for time travel to actually occur, u nid to transform an object from its sub atomic level to light (E=mc^2), transmit it, nd then rebuild.....buh I wld like to get another angle from wormholes

Horlufemi:


It's more like a short cut. It won't work as time machine

I think if these exist as the thoery of general relativity proposes then maybe man can replicate them and i will love the jolly ride of moving from Nigeria to U.S in a matter of Minutes

kkash:

was thinking wormholes are like portals joining different places mkin it easy to travel from one point to another at the speed of light

johnydon22:
I think if these exist as the thoery of general relativity proposes then maybe man can replicate them and i will love the jolly ride of moving from Nigeria to U.S in a matter of Minutes

johnydon22:
You have a passion for this blackhole oo, i fear. .


anyway about becoming astronauts, i harbour that dream too, and i know maybe just maybe we may be the first to break the jinx of full blown astronauts coming from Nigeria. . .We will surely meet at the ISS bro, definitely

johnydon22:
Its an astronomical unit of distance measurement, whereas the approx duration it takes time to travel from that distance. . .1light year approximately 9trillion kilometers

Teempakguy:

Hi there!
Teempakguy here.

So, I have been observing the science/technology section a lot recently . . . and I have to say, it focuses more on technology than science. I have also noticed that threads opened waste away, with about an average of two posts per thread. I think the problem here is a real life application the chicken egg problem. So, to solve it, the obvious solution, is to form a congregation of people interested in science in one place. Hence the creation of this thread.

So, here is how things go, we are going to be talking on topics based on the natural sciences. Physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, and of course, their basic applications. So, if you have a problem on any of those, try and post it here. In the mean time, if you stumble upon this thread and you don't have anything to add or subtract, please make sure you book space.
I'm serious. Book space and tell us your area of specialization so that other people can mention you in their posts. Because, honestly, in this section, nobody knows anybody else.

Meanwhile, I have some suggestions. If you want to give a complex mathematical expression, do not type it. Instead, write it on a paper or board and upload a photo of it. Same goes if you want to solve it. Or you could use mathlab android app. this is to make the whole process more interesting and easy to follow.

Any level is allowed. Whether it be primary school arithmetic or PhD string theory . . . you will eventually find someone to express interest in it.

You can just come by and drop interesting or random facts . . . like for instance, The Pythagoras' theorem is older than Pythagoras

Or you can just tell us something yoiu observed in your daily life . . . for instance, why does a bar of soap form an hourglass figure after regular usage?

You can also challenge popular views. For instance, since toilet floors are the most frequently cleaned in most houses, isn't it safer to eat food from a toilet floor than a dining room floor. Which gathers more bacteria than that of the toilet?

There. I am finished. Oyah, come and occupy, the floor. Remember, small minds discuss people, average minds discuss events. And great minds discuss ideas. Which one are you?

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