THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE



Chapter 3 - Blackholes 






PARTS



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Part 1
Teelpairs


Part 2
Blackholes


Part 3
Blackhole structure


Part 4
Blackhole mechanics


Part 5
Blackhole selfstabilisation


Part 6
Blackhole gravitational attunement


Part 7
Blackhole teelospheric attunement


Part 8
Selfproof

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Part 2 - Blackholes

ARGUMENT 0312

BROUGHT FORWARD:
  • ARGUMENT 0304: Every teel is adjacently teelpaired with a minimum of twelve other teels simultaneously.
  • ARGUMENT 0310: An adjacent teelpair is either overstable, stable, or understable. An unadjacent teelpair is understable.
REASONING:
  • The simplest structure is a teelpair.
  • The next simplest structure is a trio of adjacent teels matrixed to each other as three stable or overstable teelpairs.
  • This is a blackhole (albeit the least substantial blackhole there is).
  • Each of the three teels is also adjacently paired to other teels.
  • Additional teelpairings can be stable or overstable (thus making a more substantial blackhole) or understable..
CONCLUSION:
  • A blackhole consists of a minimum of three adjacent teels matrixed to each other as three stable/overstable teelpairs.

GLOSSARY:
  • blackhole:   (1) A blackhole is a gravitationally bound accretion of teelpairs. (2) Blackholes may be overstable, stable, or understable. (3) A blackhole has an axial or centrifugal structure. The least massive blackholes consists of three teels configured as three teelpairs. As long as stability is maintained, there is no upper limit to the mass of a blackhole.





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