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Aaand I don't believe in viruses. Yknow, cause I can't see it with the naked eye or something. What's that? The cough? Oh, I'm sure it's nothing.

I'm sure generations of scientists who have devoted their lives to pushing the boundaries of knowledge and discovery aren't as smart as that one blog I read on Facebook once.

gravity doesn’t “come from” mass. So maybe pick that book back up yourself bud.

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Shut up you, where’s my damn portal

Is this a troll? Because we literally have images of one. It was huge news when it happened.

As first described by the German Professor Gottdang.

He's not, current model of a black hole is a singularity. However, look at bosestars and it's the same effect as a BH but not singularity. Quick thing on them here at 8:02 https://youtu.be/XJMmCg15PpE

Isn’t it still a globe like object. Anything pulled into it will eventually just stop at some point. It’s not going to pass through into some fantasy dimension.

Pretty self explanatory, if it's a dense enough object that it crushes light particles then I'd assume no human being is going to survive going into it

Vikings guy here, was rooting for you guys down there with Adams out of our division!

Accepting the process doesn't require belief in every thing we think is probably true. It's ignorant to say someone "doesn't believe in science" because they disagree with a position currently accepted by the majority.

Science corrects for mistakes all the time. For you to try to shut that down doesn't sound like you agree with the scientific process.

Agree, specfic impulse and thrust are two differnt things.

Turns out we were wrong all along!

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And if you figure that out, let us all know. There's money and a prize in it.

That’s pretty much what it is, it’s just that if it’s dense enough so light can’t escape, then it’s not made out of gas/plasma like stars are anymore

Apparently, you've never met never met my ex wife.

I thought I imagined seeing this movie.

Do you have data to support this theory?

I think I've seen it suggested: a hyper-dense object of some kind, which isn't a singularity.

Maybe some other effect is in play that we're ignorant to, which prevents singularity formation. This might be a clean way of explaining away why our current math breaks down at the center of these things.

To be clear, I'm not sold on the idea myself. But, if these objects are singularities (I believe this to be the case), the strangeness of them is massively underrated.

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Ok. And I don't believe in you. Both your and my statements do not change anything. Therefore, you can believe or be sure of anything, no one cares.