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Re: Quantum Theory
 
> I read somewhere that if you separate the event horizon from the center of a
> black hole, something is supposed to happen, but I'm not sure what.  Can
> anyone tell me?

Most new wave astrophysics experts like myself and others who cant gain any
attention due to our undersenior status believe the quantum theory to be with
its faults. I myself belive that a black holes event horizon should be
considered part of the hole rather than just and extension of it and that if
,in theory, you were to remove a black holes event horizon it would just grow
kind of like if you were spraying a hose and you covered up the nossle. you
stopped the flow but as soon as you take your hand away it will start again.
surely a black hole without an event horizon would be far more dangerous and
violent but i couldn't picture it.

Moses raven from the school of post modern science

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