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Do Blackholes have Calories? Just wondering.
A Calorie is a unit of energy, so thus a black hole does have Calories. It is even possible to "graze" on them, as black holes should give off what is known as "Hawking radiation". tl;dr - relativity states that nothing can escape a black hole once sucked in. Quantum physics states that everything is in flux. While we do not have even a working theory that reconciles relativity and quantum physics, we do know that quantum physics "has priority" over relativity. Thus, while relativity says that nothing can escape a black-hole, quantum physics says "nuh-uh!"
 

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...meanwhile, in an adjacent universe, scientists ponder the origins of hyperphotnic "stellar spotlights" that emit incredible amounts of energy...
 

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I wønder if this wøman has ever been bitten by a møøse? Møøse bites kan be realli nasti!

[video=youtube;AOm1tBUncqQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOm1tBUncqQ&sns=em[/video]

Sø kan their høøfstømps!
[video=youtube;Ho8o92Ro-Ig]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho8o92Ro-Ig&sns=em[/video]
 

A Calorie is a unit of energy, so thus a black hole does have Calories. It is even possible to "graze" on them, as black holes should give off what is known as "Hawking radiation". tl;dr - relativity states that nothing can escape a black hole once sucked in. Quantum physics states that everything is in flux. While we do not have even a working theory that reconciles relativity and quantum physics, we do know that quantum physics "has priority" over relativity. Thus, while relativity says that nothing can escape a black-hole, quantum physics says "nuh-uh!"

Expected this. Calorie = energy to raise water one degree higher (if I remember it right) or something like that. Physical Science was like.... 30+ years ago
 



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