Supermassive Black Holes

A black hole does not swallow up planets and stars and blast them into another part of the universe...

Black Hole image courtesy: Wikipedia

(SAN DIEGO) - The Science Channel has broadcast several programs regarding black holes in which scientists state they have been unable to explain how they were created and they are unable to answer many questions about them. The following article is a transcription of excerpts of the programs with some of the mysteries they are trying to resolve and the questions they are trying to answer.

My concept conforms to laboratory experiments which prove that an electrical current flowing through a wire produces a swirling magnetic field around the wire that produces an eerie glow.

It is also worth noting that automotive ignition coils that have been in use for almost 100 years produce an extremely intense high voltage flow of current through the core of many windings of wires when a weak electrical current is fed through the outer windings of the coil. Applying the principle of the outer windings of the coil to the magnetic fields of all of the billions of stars and planets of a galaxy, it can be understood how this vast area of magnetic fields will generate the powerful energy through the core of a black hole that produces “vast jets of energy spurting out of the center of a black hole.”

The formation of a galaxy would begin with the attraction of electrons of particles to form a single mass. Then the attraction of another mass with a magnetic field of like polarity would create two separate masses that would begin to orbit each other because of the swirling magnetic fields of each mass.

The natural repelling force of like magnetic fields keeps these masses from merging into a single mass.

This swirling magnetic field forces the additional masses into the flat plane of the galaxy. As more of these masses form, their billions of magnetic fields act as the windings of an ignition coil and it generates a powerful flow of energy through the center of the galaxy that produces “the vast jets of energy spurting out of the center of a black hole”.

As the laboratory experiment proves, the swirling magnetic field becomes so intense that it stimulates the gases in the galaxy to a glowing, visible state of excitement similar to the glow of gases in a fluorescent tube.

Compare my one paragraph explanation of a black hole and galaxies to the following statements by scientists that includes the list of questions they cannot answer and their conclusion that black holes and the formation of galaxies remain an unsolved mystery.

On May 14, 2012 the Science Channel broadcast a program titled, “The Story of Everything” written by Stephen Hawking. It stated:

“A black hole forms when a dying star comes to the end of its life it runs out of fuel becoming denser and denser and starts to shrink with gravity running wild. In just 15 seconds or so the unstoppable force crushes the star from millions of miles in diameter to as little as 12 miles in diameter. All of the mass that was in the star is still there but its own weight keeps forcing it down smaller and smaller still. The outer layers are blasted away in a massive supernova but deep in the center the core falls down to what we call a gravitational well. It crushes itself into a single point. A black hole is born. Put it in perspective using something familiar, the Earth, imagine piece by piece I can contract the Earth and crush it until gravity took over and it became a black hole. How small would it have to be to vanish down its own gravitational well? From 8,000 miles in diameter, I would have to crush it to the size of a pea. The smaller black holes have about 4 times the mass of thousands of Suns, a super massive black hole that exists in the center of galaxies like our own. This black hole is thought to have the mass of 4 million suns and a diameter of eleven million miles. Black holes like these are what the heavy crux around which many galaxies, including the Milky Way, rotate.”

On May 19, 2012 The Science Channel broadcast a program titled, “Supermassive Black Holes”.

It stated, “The ultimate of cosmology is to determine how the universe was born. One of the most important questions is how a galaxy is created Our galaxy is just one of 125 billions of galaxies yet scientists have been unable to explain how a single one of these galaxies were created. We do know that when the universe was young there were no stars or planets, just great whirling clouds of hydrogen gas. The mystery is how each one of theses clouds turned into the complex stars and galaxies we see in the universe today. A supermassive black hole is a million billion times the mass of a black hole. A supermassive black hole is simply gravity gone wild. It destroys the fabric of the universe. The immense gravity of a supermassive black hole is so powerful it destroys space time to the breaking point. At the center of a supermassive black hole is one of the greatest mysteries in the cosmos. It’s called a singularity; a place where space, time and all of the known laws of physics fall apart...”

Professor Sarah Faber, a member of the Nuker Team, said:

“What happens at the center of a singularity is a complete mystery and solving it is going to require new physics that we just do not have right now. Some people think you can fall through the singularity and pop out into another part of the universe. The theories are very radical.”

“Active galaxies are among the brightest objects in the universe. These galaxies have a very brilliant and burning core with vast jets of energy spurting out of the center. This ferocious part of brilliant hot gas is called a quasar. Scientists thought this whirling mass might be caused by a giant black hole sucking up gas and stars and literally feeding on the center of the galaxy”.

Professor John Kormendy, a member of the Nuker Team, said:

“The idea is that the quasars we see are so bright are not the supermassive black hole. We have the gas tat is just about to fall into the black hole going around it shining very brightly just before it disappears down the black hole. As gas and other galactic materials are drawn in toward a giant black hole the hole’s gravitational pull accelerates them to almost the speed of light. This creates friction which heats the gas to over a million degrees. The gas rubs against itself essentially and gets extremely hot and extremely hot gas shines very brightly. The puzzle for scientists now is what effect does a black hole have on the galaxy around it? If every galaxy has a black hole it can’t be just a coincidence. Perhaps black holes are an essential part of what they are and how they work.”

Professor Sandra Haber said:

“Well now that we know they are in every galaxy the question is what do they do? Are they fundamental or are they just a frill? Do they really influence the life of the galaxy or the other way around? Do galaxies influence them? That’s what we’re trying to find out. Scientists need to explain what it is doing there. What happens outside the event horizon? We don’t get any clues what’s going on inside the event horizon. There are a lot of interesting questions of what’s going on inside as well as how did this thing form in the first place? How do you get that much mass inside the event horizon which is the key to forming a supermassive black hole? New questions, new mysteries are piling up. To date no one has been able to take a picture of dust gas and stars crossing the event horizon and falling into a black hole. Of all of the scientific evidence and improvement in technology of a black hole there still is no picture of even one. How a black hole goes from ten times the mass of the Sun to a million times is still an unsolved mystery.”

Visible light is simply the specific wavelength of the electromagnetic spectrum. Since the flow of electricity through a wire produces a swirling magnetic field around the wire, always clockwise when viewed with the flow of energy through the wire, this provides a clue to the difference between a black hole and an “active galaxy” which is among the brightest objects in the universe.

The flow of current coming toward our line of sight at the speed of light would appear to be the brilliance as the active galaxy while the flow of current away from our line of sight would result in a negative energy flow producing a black hole.

This means that both of the galaxies are identical. It is simply the difference in the swirl of the secondary magnetic field that creates the difference in brilliance. If the swirl of a galaxy appears to be rotating clockwise, it will produce a black hole while a galaxy appearing to be swirling counterclockwise will produce a brilliant active galaxy.

It should be obvious and ludicrous that a black hole does not swallow up planets and stars and blast them into another part of the universe. The swirling glow of magnetic field current simply creates the illusion of gases and stars racing around a black hole at hundreds of thousands of miles per hour.

Obviously, the belief that the Sun could be "crushed from millions of miles in diameter to as little as 12 miles in diameter in just 15 seconds to create a black hole" is ridiculous and the belief that a supermassive black hole is "a million billion times the mass of a black hole" is preposterous and ludicrous.

A black hole is simply an area of an extremely intense energy flow that appears dark when viewed with the direction of flow and brilliant when viewed against the direction of flow. Note that Professor Sandra Faber stated “Solving it is going to require physics that we just do not have right now.”

And, their attempt at an explanation of “Where space, time and all of the known laws of physics fall apart.” My concept is entirely within the parameters of the current laws of physics and offers the additional missing component of physics that the scientists do not have yet.

Unfortunately my attempt to inform the scientists reminds me of the farmer who had a mule fir sale. The buyer asked if the mule can follow verbal commands. The farmer said “Yes he can” then picked up a piece of 2 X 4 and hit the mule on the head. The buyer asked, “What did you do that for? You said he follows verbal commands.” The farmer said “He does but first you have to get his attention”. I have not found a way to get the attention of the scientists without using a 2X4.

This led to Edsel's unique explanations of many phenomena of the universe. He also has four approved patents on solar energy and Sun tracking systems. Today Edsel writes about this unique set of life experiences for Salem-News.com, conveying information that seems especially relevant as nuclear disaster, potential changes in the earth's atmosphere, and what many view as an increasing level of natural disasters continue to dominate headlines. Perhaps many of the answers are on hand, yet unaccepted by the scientific community. You can write to Ed Chromie at this address: edchromie@cox.net