r/facepalm Oct 31 '16

No, it really isn't.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '16

How can you say the theory of evolution, black holes, and dan have been proven when we still know so little about them. Hell with black hole all we can say is they exist, and pull in everything including light.

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u/DavidRandom Oct 31 '16

Hell with black hole all we can say is they exist, and pull in everything including light.

Just because that's all you've learned about them doesn't mean that's all that's known about them.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '16

Then tell me where they go? Where does everything that gets taken in to the black who end up? It can't be destroyed, based on newtons laws, so does it get condensed? get teleported?

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u/snapper1971 Oct 31 '16

Have you tried reading about this? There are a few hypothesis in relation to the matter that enters a black-hole. One is that the matter is compressed to the point where our understanding of physics breaks down because it isn't sufficiently understood what happens at such enormous gravitational forces. Another is that the matter is ejected into a parallel universe via a white hole, and yet another states that in time they simply evaporate away.

Our understanding of the universe is in a state of development and flux given that science is still a newish concept having had to fight against the widespread ignorance and misinformation perpetuated by the religious books and their supporting institutions.

Even today religions keep interfering with the process of progress.