I know that you were under the impression that the radiation was vented as x-rays because that's what he said. But it wouldn't be x-rays from this particular object. The radiation would be in the hard gamma ray /cosmic ray spectrum. And it would be released in a few billionths of a second. It wouldn't matter how you vented it, it would still be the conversion of 200 kg of mass to energy.
We are talking alpha/beta decay correct? Is that not how most of the mass disappates from a Blackhole? Excluding the initial supernova (in the natural sense). X-rays are a small part of the equation, and, almost meaningless as far as Mass is concerned.
If you are comfortable with your “proof†then great. I only have one question for you. Why are you STILL posting you “beliefs†about JT? I would think someone so sure JT was a fake would have gotten bored discussing it by now. I mean it has been four years since he last posted. But you haven’t stopped posting your "proofs" JT was fake. I wonder why?
I agree the debate is on-going. However, what Darby is doing is not debating. Debating takes two people.
That's not what they are going to be doing. They know that these BH's will evaporate in a few billionths of a second. They won't be directly observing a black hole.
Virtually the entire elrctron, even if it passed directly over Titor's BH, would be so far away from the event horizon that there would be absolutely no unusual effect present over the volume of the electron.
we do know what happens when an object doesn't pass through the event horizon...
How do you kow that JT's details found a way around the exact problem you describe? Do you see my point?
So why exactly would you think we need to believe anything this guy says ?
I can easily come up with a hypothetical method to allow the black holes to remain stable. And my explanation would actually be very believable.
I am still not convinced the entire Titor story was a hoax, all that we can conclude at this point is that the Laser pic was a hoax. I remain open minded. However if enough new information comes out, that may change in the future... No offense Rainmain you know we're still cool...
A very interesting experiment that shows time being slowed down to a crawl is on my desktop.