THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE



Chapter 3 - Blackholes






PARTS



Chapter
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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 8 - Selfproof (cont)

SELFPROOF 0305 - PHOTON

CURRENT COSMOLOGY MODEL

The subatomic particle that carries the electromagnetic force and is the quantum of electromagnetic radiation. The photon has a rest mass of zero, but has measurable momentum, exhibits deflection by a gravitational field, and can exert a force. It has no electric charge, has an indefinitely long lifetime, and is its own antiparticle. (American Heritage Science Dictionary)



MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

  • A blackhole consists of a minimum of three teels matrixed to each other as three stable/overstable teelpairs. (see Argument 0312)  
  • A photon is a small blackhole with its own teelcore and teelosphere. (see Chapter Six - Photons)  
  • Photons are an unusual form of blackhole in that their mass and energy measures are confined within the photonic masses, with the energy being further confined by each photon only being able to move at lightspeed.  (see Chapter Six - Photons)  

COMMENTARY


Every blackhole in the Universe is unconsciously engaged in either seeking stability or maintaining it. Photons are different only in that they stabilise at lightspeed and within the photonic masses. The same multiprocess underway in every blackhole contrives to keep a photon moving at lightspeed and nothing but lightspeed notwithstanding any alterations to its mass or energy.







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Copyright 2013 Peter (Ed) Winchester



REVISIONS

28 May 2014 - Page revised to 3-section format.