Please note, I am not a physisist, I am at best a "natural philosopher" or logician of the old school. From this perspective I have an observation relating to the current theories of astronomy and physics. It is as follows:
1. It is my understanding that per einsteinian physics that the speed of light in a vacuum is the ultimate obtainable velocity.
2. I also understand that when a particle reaches the speed of light it's mass becomes infinate.
3. I further understand that a "black hole" is so named because it's mass is such that escape velocity is greater than the speed of light, thus it is invisable, and also that escape velocity is equal to impact velocity.
4. I have read that black holes have been observed to have "jets" of matter ejected from the poles.
From these data the following would seem logical, am I wrong or am I missing something?
A. In the light of 3. and 2. if an electron were to fall from an infinate distance to a black hole, before it impacted it's mass would have exceeded the mass of the black hole and if the black hole attempted to then fall into the "infinate electron" the same would occure. Thus there would result a binary "black holes" system having 2 nearly an infinate masses. (Could two nearly infinate masses exist in the universe?) This "nearly infinate mass" would approximate the mass of the entire universe since the mass of the universe is (I assume) not "nearly infinate. From whence cometh the required energy to produce this enormus mass?
B. Since no light can escape (by defination) per 3. it must be invisable, therefore how could "jets of matter (or energy or light" (4.)be observed comming from a black hole since the black hole cannot be seen? they would appear as two jets comming from nowhere. They could come from a "black hole" or from something unknown at present or possibly a new "intergalactic" object.
C. If 3. is correct, and escape velocity from a nlack hole is greater than the speed of light and the speed of light is the ultimate speed, then it would seem logical thatthe only way that "jets" coudl be projected from the poles of a black hole would be if the hole was not black at the poles. this appears to be wrong since i have read that black holes rotate and thus centrifical force would overcome some of the gravitational force at the equator and as a result the hole should be blacker at the poles.
If I am wrong in any of my information or thought processes please let me know, your critique would be much appreciated. additionally if any of my deductions have been in print before please tell me, i have never seen any.
thanks very much
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