Brad DeLong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
>
> How can a black hole gravitate if all of its
> mass is inside the event
> horizon and if gravitons propagate at c?
>From the sci.physics Relativity FAQ:
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/black_gravity.html
Short answer: Black holes are described by the general relativity
formulation of gravity, which is not a quantum theory, so it's not a
problem. <quote speaker="Lovitz, John">Yeah, yeah, that's the
ticket.</quote> In other words, this is an open question that a quantum
theory of gravity will have to address.
Joshua
