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... 14) The first strong candidate for a black hole was Cygnus X-1. It was discovered in 1964 by an xray detector on a rocket. In 1975 Steven Hawking bet Kip Thorne that it was not a black hole and he conceded the bet in the 1990’s when he became 95% certain. Let’s examine the evidence. Orbital studies ...
... 14) The first strong candidate for a black hole was Cygnus X-1. It was discovered in 1964 by an xray detector on a rocket. In 1975 Steven Hawking bet Kip Thorne that it was not a black hole and he conceded the bet in the 1990’s when he became 95% certain. Let’s examine the evidence. Orbital studies ...
lecture21
... century, but observations confirm it. (There are additional sources of precession) ...
... century, but observations confirm it. (There are additional sources of precession) ...
Gravity in Einstein`s Universe
... A ‘Black Hole’ warps spacetime so much that even light can’t escape ...
... A ‘Black Hole’ warps spacetime so much that even light can’t escape ...
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Black Holes - Department of Physics, USU
... • The Casimir Effect – Two small neutral conducting plates placed ~ 1 micrometer apart in a vacuum exert an attractive force between them • “virtual photons” • ~10-7 N (1 kg = 10 N) • Small, but measureable • One of the rare situations where quantum effects have large-scale observable consequences ...
... • The Casimir Effect – Two small neutral conducting plates placed ~ 1 micrometer apart in a vacuum exert an attractive force between them • “virtual photons” • ~10-7 N (1 kg = 10 N) • Small, but measureable • One of the rare situations where quantum effects have large-scale observable consequences ...
