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|    Re: At L1 between two black holes    |
|    06 Feb 17 11:49:33    |
      hi hi              Thanks for the response. This really has been a tough one for me, and the       math involved in frame dragging and other oddities is something I haven't been       able to figure out yet.              > No. If the event horizons merge at all, they stay merged. If the object       was between them when they merge it's Doomed.              I am curious about what mechanism is responsible for this phenomenon. For a       layperson such as myself, it seems a little counter-intuitive.               It is my understanding that the escape velocity from a 2 solar mass black hole       does not reach the speed of light until 3 kilometers away from the       singularity, so I don't know what mechanism prevents a pair of 2 solar mass       black holes from passing each        other at 5 kilometers. I've tried to look to see if the escape velocity       equation changes when two massive bodies are involved, but google was no help.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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