Black holes and Dark matter

[dleviwing]

VG;
I think you need to take a moment and look at the difference between “what scientist believe” and “what scientist know”. Which one do you think the singularity falls into? – along with many other hyped beliefs.

Q7;
Excellent explanations; now all you need to do is explain what fields are, what mass is, what flux means, what causes gravity, and so on. Until you can put these things into terms of fundamental absolutes, they remain abstract and often meaningless terms related only to the process of measurement.

[Farsight]

I think you need to take a moment and look at the difference between “what scientist believe” and “what scientist know”. Which one do you think the singularity falls into? – along with many other hyped beliefs.

There are no singularities.

Excellent explanations; now all you need to do is explain what fields are, what mass is, what flux means, what causes gravity, and so on. Until you can put these things into terms of fundamental absolutes, they remain abstract and often meaningless terms related only to the process of measurement.

I can explain what the fields are, and mass, and (magnetic) flux, and gravity. And more.

[dleviwing]

Knock yourself out John; go ahead and give your explanations and interpretations; that’s what this site is for! It may be best to do it in your own thread though. I like new ideas; just not too keen on those that ignore existing known facts though.

BTW: right John, singularities are in the category of “what scientist believe”, not what they know. That's called theory!