Tykeviewer
-
Posts
69 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Events
Blogs
Everything posted by Tykeviewer
-
I tried, but didn’t understand a word of it ? https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/72824/what-is-the-shape-of-a-black-hole
-
Wouldn’t the shape of the event horizon be determined by the shape of the mass acting on it - in other words the shape of the black hole (which cannot have shape if it is a singularity - so back to square 1 ? ).
-
The second promoted comment on this article suggests that it should appear the same, regardless of the point of view of the observer. I don’t really follow the explanation though. https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/04/event-horizon-telescope-gives-us-first-images-of-what-its-named-for/
-
If it is elliptical because of its spin, then it would imply it has volume. A singularity, however, cannot have volume. ?
-
It has been described as “perfectly circular”, but to me it looks elliptical, or possibly even ‘egg-shaped’. Has anyone seen any discussion on that aspect?
-
Miscellaneous images
-
-
From the album: Tykeviewer1
Moon eclipse, Canon 6D, 400mm, f5.6 28/09/15 -
Triple moon transit of Jupiter 24-01-15
-
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
From the album: Jupiter triple moon transit
-
-
From the album: Tykeviewer1
Jupiter imaged on 4 March 2013. CPC800, 0.63x reducer/flattener, 5x powermate, Neximage 5. Processed in Registax -
From the album: Tykeviewer1
Imaged 18 April 2014. Celestron CPC800, 0.63x reducer, 5x powermate, Neximage5, processed using Registax
