THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

Chapter 03 - Blackholes

PARTS

Part 0305 - Blackhole Attunement

ARGUMENT 0305-06

• 0305-04:     That a blackhole converging on another object increases its vergence velocity. 

• Consider a blackhole converging on another object.
• Consider that the blackhole has a gravitysheath surrounded by a gravitysheath interface.
• Consider that the blackhole has measures of escape velocity and vergence velocity.
• Consider that for comparison the escape and vergence velocities are measured as at the gravitysheath interface. 
• Consider that the escape velocity is always zero at the gravitysheath interface.
• Consider that the vergence velocity is increasing as the blackhole converges on the object.  
• Consider that in an overstable blackhole the escape velocity exceeds the vergence velocity.
• Consider that in a stable blackhole the escape velocity is the same as the vergence velocity.
• Consider that in an understable blackhole the escape velocity is less than the vergence velocity. 

• Because the blackhole is converging on another object, its vergence velocity is increasing while its escape velocity remains the same.
• Because the vergence velocity is increasing but the escape velocity isn't, the stability of the blackhole alters thus:

• If the blackhole is understable it becomes more understable.
• If the blackhole is stable it becomes understable.
• If the blackhole is overstable it becomes less overstable or stable.  

• That a blackhole converging on another object alters its stability.