David7204 wrote...
First of all, the light would only not be visible if it was 'caught' in the event horizon of the black hole. Needless to say, the event horizon would probably be small to the point of being on the atomic scale. So that's a non-issue.
The particles would be emitted from wherever the warhead detonated. Even if they were travelling at light speed the black hole formed from the shot would pull in the particles.
Secondly, I'm not exactly sure what you mean on the second part...'heavy' and 'light' still have meaning even if they aren't defined. In physics, you talk about stuff being "very far away" and "very close" literally every day. Anyone who asks "Well, how close is close?" gets a slap in the face.
... And? I get that Bioware isn't trying to make ME into the hardest of science fiction, but making a basic semblence of sense isn't asking for too much.
You keep on telling me "no, you're wrong" or "no, you don't understand", but you haven't explained why so far.
Modifié par o Ventus, 16 septembre 2012 - 05:34 .