XPost: sci.astro.research   
   From: alfps@start.no   
      
   * vince@offshore.ai (Vincent Cate) schriebt:   
   > I am trying to think of any existing experiments that might contradict   
   > my theory below.  Can anyone think of any?   
   >   
   > If we could show that photons had gravitational interaction with   
   > other photons, that would cause problems with my exploding black   
   > hole theory.  But the forces would be so weak I am sure we could not   
   > detect the effect.   
      
   I didn't read further than here, because it's trivial to show gravitational   
   interaction between photons.  Consider two very light spheres inside which are   
   confined by some kind of force two very great masses.  These two spheres are   
   gravitationally attracted to each other.  Now let the masses blow up, say, by   
   way of hydrogen fusion as in a hydrogen bomb.  The gravitational attraction   
   between the spheres cannot simply disappear, hence those photons attract.   
      
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