THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

Chapter 03 - Blackholes

PARTS

Part 0305 - Blackhole Attunement

ARGUMENT 0305-05

• 0103-01:     That every graviton attracts every other graviton in the Universe at a rate proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
• 0103-03:     That the effects of gravity are apparent in gravitonpairs but not in isolated gravitons.
• 0305-03:     That a blackhole diverging from another object decelerates due to their mutual attraction.  

• Consider that every object in the Universe is made of gravitons.
• Consider a pair of objects made of gravitons.
• Consider that the objects are diverging from each other.
• Consider that the gravitons in each object have a measure of realspeed.
  
• Consider that the gravitons in each object have an average realspeed. 
• Consider that any decrease in the average realspeed equates to a decrease in the object's vergence velocity.
  
• Consider that at least one of the objects is a blackhole. 

• Because the blackhole is diverging on the other object, it is decelerating. 
• Because the blackhole is decelerating, its gravitons are decelerating.
• Because the blackhole's gravitons are decelerating, their average realspeed is decreasing. 
• Because their average realspeed is decreasing, the vergence velocity of the blackhole is decreasing. 

• That a blackhole diverging from another object decreases  its vergence velocity.