What do you see?
Many see a Black Hole in the center of the Milky Way. Others see a Black Eye.
What do you see?
- The Gravitational Monster
- The Black Hole model has an invisible mass of enormous gravitational strength in the center. We can’t see it because nothing escapes that amount of gravity, not even light.
- The Black Eye model has a gravitational depression in the center. Surrounding masses in the galaxy are pulling on this center, depressing it to the max. A net-zero spot in the middle is enveloped closely by a gravitational storm of enormous strength surrounding it. There is no mass in the center.
- The ‘Donut’ of Light that we see in images
- The Black Hole model explains the donut with photons bending around the invisible mass. The photons falling into the Black Hole are not coming out, so the interior of the donut is black.
- The Black Eye model explains the donut with the photons highlighting the gravitational monster itself. The photons are swatted out of the way by the gravitational storm and we see the ones coming in our direction. No photon makes it through the center, hence it is black.
- The Issue
- The Black Hole model has an invisible center of enormous material proportions. Had it not been for the circumstantial information from photons and celestial bodies, we have no data about it because it is situated behind a horizon.
- The Black Eye model has a gravitational storm of enormous immaterial proportions immediately surrounding the center of the galaxy. Forces are not visible; the circumstantial information of photons and celestial bodies show us the presence of the storm.
- Occam’s Razor
- The Black Hole model requires us to accept that matter can collapse onto itself.
- The Black Eye model requires us to accept that a force can pull a depression in its center, established by the many celestial bodies around it.
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What do you think? Which model is simpler? What are the problems?
