Faculty Brainstorm for [Ep.017]

The Black hole notes your mirror, and sends its hypo-atomic radiations right between the atoms and its gravitation right through that which comprises your mirror. Otherwise the void that is the black hole would seem twice your distance from the mirror further away. A Black hole does not look like anything? Because looking requires photons. A Black Hole has Volume and Mass, and very little in space between its bits. To 'feel' a Black Hole you would need: a force that is smaller than Gravity, or a Force that is larger than the Black Hole. The answer is found when time is stopped, or is found over time. For absolute detection: you would need a Volume filled with 50%mass and 50% vacuum(which is stopped time), and then see which direction is spikes in when your body is set in a gravitational neutral/balanced field(this would detect them all instantly). Otherwise you must build up a core of density to lesser limits, still be set in a gravitational neutral field, and create an algorithm to balance the spikes. Taking this experiment to near that of light speed would then allow for our subject atoms of field expression to reside in a known state. Finally: you can build a field of observation that observes every direction at all times, and just note the changes in the viewfinder as they do today, This would require an array of Satellites in an artificially generated deep solar orbit. And of course if you combine all three you will get the ultimate resultant. You will need to know the exact and current location of every black hole in 'Known' Space to travel faster than light and not end up inside them all after breaking up. ('Known' but that black holes of much greater mass volume, will exhibit forces from further away.)

I appreciate that Erich. I do my best to make this place and my mission worth your while. The title was a gut feeling, but I have now since changed it to the community vote

Hey Director, I love that you do so much to involve us faculty. You put way more effort into creating a welcoming, interactive workplace here at the Facility. Of course, your director for a reason. I noticed that despite the overwhelming majority of faculty voting for one title, you decided to go with another. I'm curious, what was your reasoning for making that decision? Did you see a psychological benefit to the alternative, or do you just like it more?

Eric Chase