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RE: How to calculate the maximum acceleration that a tractor can achieve IRstuff (Aerospace) 9 Mar 16 19:26 It wouldn't turn into a singularity on its own, but it's theoretically possible to have a black hole with Earth mass. The Schwarzschild radius is admittedly small, about 88 mm....
He did such a good job that the event horizon of a black hole, the boundary beyond which nothing escapes, is known in fancy science circles as the “schwarzschild radius”. Fortunately, for reasonable situations (not-black-hole situations), you can calculate the time dilation ...
The radius of the event horizon is called the Schwarzschild radius, named after astronomer Karl Schwarzschild, whose work led to the theory of black holes. Types of Black Holes Artist concept of a black hole and its surroundings: The blackened circle is the event horizon, and the egg-shaped...
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In other words, the outermost portions of the accretion disk would be invisible, but as you moved inwards, even though the black hole itself wasn't emitting any light, you'd see the accretion disk begin to glow a dim red at some finite radius, and intensify to orange, yellow, white, ...
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Sorted by: Reset to default This answer is useful 2 Save this answer. Show activity on this post. When people talk about the "diameter" they're just talking about twice the radius in some coordinate system like Schwarzschild coordinates--I talked about the physical m...
Any object like that cannot have a radius smaller than 9/8 of the Schwarzschild radius of a black hole with the same mass. (And in fact our models of neutron stars predict that they will be a fair bit larger than this minimum size.) So there is a finite size gap between black hole...
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