Editors, Wisdom Quarterly; Heather Saul, Independent.co.uk; Krista Tippett (Teilhard de Chardin on The "Planetary Mind" and Our Spiritual Evolution, Jan. 23, 2014)
What do a fiction writer and an astrophysicist have in common? Marilynne Robinson and Marcelo Gleiser connect the dots between the cosmos, our minds, and all the ways we discover the story of where we came from (onbeing). |
Stephen
Hawking has produced a “mind-bending” new theory that argues black
holes do not actually exist -- at least not in the way we currently
perceive them.
Instead, in his paper, Information Preservation and Weather Forecasting for Black Holes,
Hawking proposes that black holes can exist without “event horizons,”
the invisible cover believed to surround every black hole.
Rude Prof. Hawking gets proof of black holes - Trisha Takanawa, Quahog News ("Family Guy")
During a previous lecture, “Into the Black Hole,”
Hawkins described an event horizon as the boundary of a black hole, “where gravity is just strong enough to drag light back, and prevent it
escaping.”
“Falling through the event horizon, is a bit like going
over Niagara Falls in a canoe,” he said. “If you are above the falls,
you can get away if you paddle fast enough, but once you are over the
edge, you are lost. There's no way back.
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