14 Mar 18
Didn't he say, recently,that he has another 6 million years to live before death? So much for the precision of science.
I thought anyway that he will make backup of himself on hard disc and electric circles.
His real name is by the way Stevan Jastrebović and is of Serbian origin..
Even he managed to reach black holes - that's meaniig of being celebrity.
Originally posted by @ogban indicator that he was smarter than us.
sitting around thinking up theories that no-one can disprove,,,,and to be paid..
Actually, much of his theory is testable.
In particular, his theory of what became known as "Hawking radiation" makes a testable prediction and it is just a matter if when, not if, it will be tested.
There are interesting albeit controversial claims that Hawking radiation has already been indirectly detected albeit not directly coming from the monster sized black holes themselves;
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/420940/first-observation-of-hawking-radiation/
But, still, this is very impressive evidence from an experiment that should be reproduceable in other labs. Time will tell.
18 Mar 18
Originally posted by @humyok I remember Hawking making a guess at the problem of "information" can never be lost..like, no-matter what. So he said there was a very small "rim" of the black hole that spews out the "information" contained in matter..lol..ho ho ho
[b]an indicator that he was smarter than us.
Actually, much of his theory is testable.
In particular, his theory of what became known as "Hawking radiation" makes a testable prediction and it is just a matter if when, not if, it will be tested.
There are interesting albeit controversial claims that Hawking radiation has already been indirectly detected albeit not directly coming from the monster sized black holes themselves;
Originally posted by @ogbSounds like jealousy speaking. How many other great men have you dissed like this?
ok I remember Hawking making a guess at the problem of "information" can never be lost..like, no-matter what. So he said there was a very small "rim" of the black hole that spews out the "information" contained in matter..lol..ho ho ho
Originally posted by @sonhouseWasn't aware that I dissed anyone..that's your take on it..anyway, why don't you prove he was right? About Black Holes and lost information..which is nothing more than a stab in the dark >>lol hoho .."in the dark" get it? ho ho
Sounds like jealousy speaking. How many other great men have you dissed like this?
20 Mar 18
Originally posted by @ogbSounded to me and I bet most others here you were dissing Hawking. You seem to think we should be by now knowing everything about everything but I can assure you we are still in kindergarten as far as science goes and that is counting ALL the genius scientists who have ever lived or alive now. You want to diss someone for not totally figuring out black holes fine, unless that was your idea of a joke.
Wasn't aware that I dissed anyone..that's your take on it..anyway, why don't you prove he was right? About Black Holes and lost information..which is nothing more than a stab in the dark >>lol hoho .."in the dark" get it? ho ho
The fact remains we have a LONG road ahead, maybe in 500 years of continuous growth of science we will be out of kindergarten and into first grade. There is the problem of conflating quantum mechanics with relativity and that is not going to be solved any time soon. With string theory and M theory and so forth it is like getting a 22nd century physics theory dumped on us in century 20 and 21 and we are still struggling with that so just remember we are still in kindergarten.