Russia Says Proposed Mission To The Moon Will ‘Verify’ Whether The USA. Actually Landed There
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Nigga said before I say anything like he got the big Joker
Man this is a funny ass thread lol
Man I wanted to believe you sammy when you're the so called science expert. I mean the other nigga is totally clueless so I pay him no mind. But there isnt any black hole responsible for the orbiting of the solar system. Come on man...this is just sad
Sun revolves around the center of our galaxy. It takes about 225-250 million years (the timespan known as galactic year) to complete full circle. Taking this image from the wiki
The center of the galaxy indeed contains the supermassive black hole. However the situation is significantly different from say the solar system. In the solar system almost all the matter is contained in Sun. The rest of the planets, moons, asteroids and comets contributes very little. So planetary orbits are determined mostly by Sun's gravity. In contrast the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy constitutes a miniscule proportion of the total galaxy mass. Also the significant part of the galaxy mass is in the dark matter halo which is spread even more than a visible matter. So saying that Sun revolves around supermassive black hole in the center is probably misguiding - its motion is determined mostly by other matter gravity.
*I literally cant smack these niggas around anymore without it being abuse. Fucck*
The center of the galaxy indeed contains the supermassive black hole. However the situation is significantly different from say the solar system. In the solar system almost all the matter is contained in Sun. The rest of the planets, moons, asteroids and comets contributes very little. So planetary orbits are determined mostly by Sun's gravity. In contrast the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy constitutes a miniscule proportion of the total galaxy mass. Also the significant part of the galaxy mass is in the dark matter halo which is spread even more than a visible matter. So saying that Sun revolves around supermassive black hole in the center is probably misguiding - its motion is determined mostly by other matter gravity.
*I literally cant smack these niggas around anymore without it being abuse. Fucck*
Alex there is a supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy and, it is theorized, at the center of ALL galaxies.
The stars in our galaxy rotate around that black hole just like the planets rotate around the sun, and for the same reason, gravity.
Imagine the black hole was orange and the stars were planets. Then it would look like a solar system. That's exactly how it works, just smaller and smaller versions of that same mechanism.
Black hole gravity > stellar gravity > planetary gravity > moon gravity > asteroid gravity
Everything holds onto whatever is strong enough to hold onto
But earth's gravity does not "come from" the sun. It comes from itself. Because that's where everything's gravity comes from, it's own mass.
See we are back to you posting links and not understanding what the hell they are sayingSun revolves around the center of our galaxy. It takes about 225-250 million years (the timespan known as galactic year) to complete full circle. Taking this image from the wiki
The center of the galaxy indeed contains the supermassive black hole. However the situation is significantly different from say the solar system. In the solar system almost all the matter is contained in Sun. The rest of the planets, moons, asteroids and comets contributes very little. So planetary orbits are determined mostly by Sun's gravity. In contrast the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy constitutes a miniscule proportion of the total galaxy mass. Also the significant part of the galaxy mass is in the dark matter halo which is spread even more than a visible matter. So saying that Sun revolves around supermassive black hole in the center is probably misguiding - its motion is determined mostly by other matter gravity.
*I literally cant smack these niggas around anymore without it being abuse. Fucck*
Alex. If there is a black hole at the center of our galaxy and everything in the galaxy rotates around it, why do you think that happens?
Don't Google a link, explain to me why you think that is.
The only person that doesn't understand it is you. it's clear English and in layman's terms. Listen bro you will say or do anything to win, you got it. The the Milky Way's black hole isn't powering shit.
See every time I ask you to answer a question you tuck your tail.
I am not winning shit bro lol its not like these truths belong to me.
being asked to use your own brain is causing you to short circuit.
Lol @ in layman's terms and you all don't understand wth you posting.
Stars orbit the galactic center. Why? The same way all orbits work, it's the CENTER OF GRAVITY.
And again
You posting everything you can to avoid the main questions
Where does it say anywhere that gravity isn't derived from mass
Where does it say earth's gravity comes from the sun
Where does it say we stopped teaching gravity comes from mass
Yet another post where you dodge those lol
Man I've answered all your questions with links and data all night while you just gave me emotion. I can't keep explaining every single thing I post because your cognitive dissonance refuses to accept facts. It's a waste of my time. Hell my day started late because I stayed up all night fucking with you. I got to prepare for my football day and lesson plan for the week. You win bro.
Now you lying.
Ain't nobody tell you stay up late to lie lol thats on you.
Enjoy the football Sunday though fam, it's all love. Sincerely.
Oh Alabama > Mississippi
man I slept like a baby last night.
I can't wait to hear about this
No doubt we gonna have to agree to disagree
On the massive black hole in the center of galaxy not moving thingy..
Im sure if you research it you will find that massive black holes found in the center of galaxy 's are pretty stationery ...
And yea the universe is no joke..
What I find fascinating are the sheer size of the universe
Of course black holes.....
And the fact we are made of the same shit stars are made of..
Yo boy Neil calls it star stuff....
lol
Why say you're sure though man lol
There is no such thing as stationary
Everything is moving
Why are you sure of that? Gut feelings and hunches don't fly in science.
Lol
Still waiting on that shit you said you'd be back with too
Do you see the pattern with you fellas?
Now that is very true everything is always moving at them atomic level...
But as far as staying in one place in space...
You will find massive black holes in the centers of the galaxy to be found in the same location always...
It's moving but it's stationary movement...
Do you have any info on massive black holes in the center of galaxies that states other wise???
Gifs
Are these serious questions?
There are several private companies regularly going into space, the science behind how to get there is readily available, the money isn't. There's not much value in going to the moon.
The Sun is a result of gravity, it didnt create it. It has gravity because of its mass, it does not 'create' gravity.
Gravity is indeed a force, the sun is drawing and capturing objects in its gravity. But that gravity is a result of its mass, not the other way around
The galaxy its self is moving. The black hole at the center is too.
The black hole doesnt move in relation to the stars its captured, but the entire system is moving
OK let me give you an example of what I'm trying to convey here...
We know the earth is moving...
Therefore even the fire hydrant on the corner of
My block is moving as a result ...
But yet it's still stationary in its movement....
Like a massive black hole in the center of the galaxy
Please keep in mind I'm only referring to MASSIVE black holes at the CENTER of GALAXIES
As opposed to planetoids
Which are actually moving through space in addition to moving without the universe.
I understood what you were saying.
I'm saying you are mistaken.
The entire galaxy is moving, as I said.
if you mean the black hole is not moving independently in relatation the rest of the galaxy, I can rock with that.
But the fire hydrant is only stationary to our perspective. Its hauling ass to somone lne looking at it from space.
And NOTHING is moving independently of the universe.
It was very telling when you asked what would convince him the earth isnt flat.
When somone is so beholden to beliefs that facts cant shake them, they are a lost cause.
Ok check it out.
Everything in the known universe moves out from the center of the big bang. It can be debated exactly what the BB is and what caused it, but its generally agreed upon from what we have been able to observe so far that all matter in the universe exploded outward from a single point billions of years ago and the "blast wave" has never stopped moving.
In this animation you can see the galaxies flying out of that central point. At the center of each of those galaxies is a black hole. Always expanding outward from that point, and, inexplicably, speeding up.
The gravity of the black hole is not the force binding the galaxy together?
Or are you saying the mass of the collective is greater than the mass of the black hole and so its force is not causing the rotation?
If so what is causing the rotation and revolution around the black hole.
My understanding is the galaxy is being drawn in to the gravity of the black hole, but the mass of the collective system creates a near balence, just as a planetary system does, a solar system as well.
It all pulls on each other, while rotating around the center of the strongest force. Nothing I've ever been exposed to has shown to be stronger than a black hole.
Or are you saying the mass of the collective is greater than the mass of the black hole and so its force is not causing the rotation?
If so what is causing the rotation and revolution around the black hole.
My understanding is the galaxy is being drawn in to the gravity of the black hole, but the mass of the collective system creates a near balence, just as a planetary system does, a solar system as well.
It all pulls on each other, while rotating around the center of the strongest force. Nothing I've ever been exposed to has shown to be stronger than a black hole.
Sun revolves around the center of our galaxy. It takes about 225-250 million years (the timespan known as galactic year) to complete full circle. Taking this image from the wiki
The center of the galaxy indeed contains the supermassive black hole. However the situation is significantly different from say the solar system. In the solar system almost all the matter is contained in Sun. The rest of the planets, moons, asteroids and comets contributes very little. So planetary orbits are determined mostly by Sun's gravity. In contrast the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy constitutes a miniscule proportion of the total galaxy mass. Also the significant part of the galaxy mass is in the dark matter halo which is spread even more than a visible matter. So saying that Sun revolves around supermassive black hole in the center is probably misguiding - its motion is determined mostly by other matter gravity.
*I literally cant smack these niggas around anymore without it being abuse. Fucck*
Let me explain this better. Gravity is NOT the property of a mass. It's is a force that is CREATED when that mass moves. No movement, no gravity. And everything in the universe is always moving so this force, created by a usually spinning mass, is everywhere too. If everything in the universe would stop moving then there would be no more universe. But it would be at that point where we could truly be able to measure energy and other properties of matter.
Lol
Thanks.
But the fact remains, the sun and all stars are a result of gravity.
You dont create gravity, you amass gravity. It's not created its collected. It's always there.
If everything stopped moving gravity wouldnt matter, but neither would mass.
This is not remotely true. Where did you get this idea from?
You gon let that shit ride? Lol
Gravity don't come from no damn motion man!
^^^ read in Martin Lawrence voice ^^^
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