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Small black holes are in thousands in our solar system - how did that happen?
Small black holes are in thousands in our solar system - how did that happen?
According to brane theory (as proposed by physicists Lisa Randall of Harvard University and Raman Sundrum of Johns Hopkins University) a mathematical description of how gravity shapes the universe that differs from the description offered by the General Theory of Relativity is available.
According to some scientists the Hyperspace has five spatial dimension with no time dimension.
The braneworld theory predicts that relatively small "black holes" created in the early universe have survived to the present. The black holes, with mass similar to a tiny asteroid, would be part of the "dark matter" in the universe.
These small black holes are in thousands in our solar system. In Pluto’s orbit one can observe the effects of our terrestrial science of a time black hole.
The braneworld black hole produces an interference pattern in a passing burst of gamma rays as they travel to Earth.
The resulting bright and dark "fringes" in the interference pattern provides a means of inferring characteristics of braneworld black holes and, in turn, of space and time.
There are several methods of gamma-ray fringe pattern detection and measurement. The computer models are already showing its existence. The fourth spatial dimension will be further confirmed using the Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope, which is scheduled to be launched on a spacecraft in August 2007 by NASA in collaboration with U.S. Department of Energy, and France, Germany, Japan, Italy and Sweden.
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