Ronn Blankenship wrote: > Yeah, but think of how much 30,000 light years worth of transmission line > will cost . . .
It's not an exploitable phenomenon, unfortunately - but I think the article said it could have relevance to the design of fusion reactors, or something like that. They'd know what to shield against, at least. I wonder what how this might effect the viablility of interstellar journeys, like we read about in the best SF. Would these black holes interfere with computers and other delicate machinery between the stars? > (BTW, either you are transmitting from inside a black hole, or your > computer's clock is set wrong . . . ) What is time but a fiction we all choose to believe in? ;-) Kevin Street
