CHAPTER 5: RELATION BETWEEN GENERAL RELATIVISTIC GRAVITY AND QUANTUM GRAVITY
CHAPTER 4: UNDERSTANDING GRAVITY
What is gravity?
Do we really know what is gravity and how it practically works?
Do we understand the origin of gravity?
What are the force carrier particles of gravity?
How gravity really works in black hole?
Is Einstein's description of theory in general theory of relativity true?
These are some questions about gravity which we are going to discuss in this chapter.
To understand gravity we must understand the origin of all other three forces (i.e strong nuclear force, weak nuclear force, electromagnetic force) and how matters are produced in quantum level and how these forces work in quantum level.
Every particles in this universe are divided into two categories: 1.Fermions 2.Bosons
Fermions are responsible for the formation of every matter in this universe. Fermions also contain two types of particles 1.Quarks 2.Leptons Quarks are of six types 1.up (u) 2.down (d) 3.charm(c) 4.strange(s) 5.top(t) 6.bottom(b) Quarks are very unstable particles due to which they come together to form new particles which are known as hadrons. Hadrons are also divided into two types 1.Baryons 2.Mesons Baryons are formed by the combination of three quarks. Protons and neutrons are formed by the combination of two quarks(i.e. up and down). Protons are formed by the combination of two up and one down quarks whereas neutrons are formed by the combination of two down and one up quarks. Mesons are formed by the combination of one Quark and one Anti-Quark (kaon, pion, etc.). The combination of other four types of quarks gives rise to other different types of particles. Leptons are not formed by the quarks because they are stable particles. Leptons are also of six types: 1.electron neutrino(ve) 2.electron(e-) 3.muon neutrino(vu) 4.muon(u) 5.tau neutrino(vt) 6.tau(T). In the above classification of both quarks and Leptons numbers: 1&2-Family I, 3&4-Family II, 5&6-Family III. Like electrons, leptons also have anti particles. Here, fermions do not contribute to the working, construction and formation of forces.
Boson particles are responsible for the formation of some forces. Bosons are of four types 1.Photons 2.W/Z Boson 3.Gluons 4.Gravitons* The formation of electromagnetic force is due to photon particles. Electromagnetic force can't be generated without photons. The W/Z Boson particles are responsible for the formation of Weak nuclear force. Due to weak nuclear force, beta decay occurs and anti-neutrino is formed. This force converts protons into neutrons by releasing some amount of radiation. Gluon particles are responsible for the formation of strong nuclear force. This type of force is very much strong approximately 1000 times stronger than 2nd strongest force(i.e. weak nuclear force). This force is so much strong that this force can hold protons which are positively charged and neutrons which are neutral together in one nucleus.
Besides all this, the particle which is responsible for gravitational force is not discovered. We gave one hypothetical name for this particle (i.e. gravitons). In so called black hole formation we assumed that the range of gravitational force is infinite which is not possible because for this to happen the mass of that object should be zero which is again one impossible loop. This force is the weakest of all forces. This force is 1 trillion times weaker than weak nuclear force. The reason for so much amount of weakness can be explained with the help of string theory. According to string theory, quarks and electrons are attached to only one dimension because which the quarks and electrons strings cannot move in other dimensions and hence we can detect them. Gravitons are closed strings and they are not attached to any membrane due to which they keep on travelling from one dimension to another dimension. Due to this we can't easily detect them. But in Large Hadron Collider if we create enormous amount of energy at that point of second when the graviton strings are in our dimension we could know some practical properties of gravitational force.
By studying force from Big-Bang till now we came to know the combination different forces. When the Big-Bang occured all the forces were unified. Because the origin of gravitational force is not discovered we assume that after big-bang gravitational force was divided and after that strong nuclear force got divided. After that electroweak force was the 3rd existing force & and after certain time we discovered that the electroweak force gave birth to electromagnetic force and weak nuclear force.
How Einstein's gravitational force description can be related to the above formation of force and black hole will be explained in the next chapter...
CHAPTER 3: GENERAL RELATIVISTIC IN BLACK HOLE
technique, because today we calculate the probability by just using wavefunction. And therefore in quantum level all the laws get violated but not in the real world that we see like the so called blackholes.
CHAPTER 2: HYPOTHETICAL BEHAVIOUR OF BLACKHOLE
Stars usually have two forces due to which they contract and expand. There are some limitations of expansion and contraction, meaning after a certain mass they cannot expand. Because after a certain mass the force of contraction becomes much larger than expansion. The force of contraction is due to gravity and the force of expansion is due to radiation pressure.
If the mass of a neutron star is more than 3 solar masses then gravitational force wins over repulsion due to radiation pressure . And also any star's radius in space cannot be smaller than Schwarzschild radius. The formula for Schwarzschild radius is 2GM/c^2 in which M is the mass of the object and c is speed of light in vacuum. It has a certain limit of expansion and contraction. The density of neutron star is very much higher than the Sun, approximately 100 trillion times more than the Sun. Therefore Schwarzschild radius for a neutron star is much higher than the Sun.
Gravitational shift of an object are the waves that are emitted by an object as it moves away from gravitational field. As it moves away, the color appears reddish and at only a few distance from which it stars moving away it appears blue. As it moves away the frequency of the wave decreases and the wavelength increases. And as the object is moving away, photon starts losing its energy due to which the reddish color appears. The value of gravitational shift is much smaller. For the Sun whose Schwarzschild Radius is approximately 3 km, the gravitational redshift is only about one millionth.
If the photon particles are emitting from a spherical star of Radius R1 and it reaches at some receiver (assume on the Earth) and the Radius at which the radiation is approaching is R2 and the escape velocity of that object is same as that of Earth. And the emitting wavelength is (lambda)1 and receiving wavelength is (lambda)2 and the gravitational redshift is z, then z is defined by change in wavelength/ initial wavelength. Assume the Schwarzschild radius to be RS. The Schwarzschild radius of black hole is 2M (by setting G=c=1). They came to be known as Schwarzschild black hole, derivation is written in image:
Factor for the time part A=(1-2M/R1) and for radial part B = -(1-2M/R1)^-1. Therefore at R1=2M time becomes 0 and radial distance becomes -infinity and for R1<2M the signatures are changed and inside the blackhole time becomes space and space becomes time. At the event horizon z=infinity and in this case light cannot escape from event horizon and it should appear black. For a black hole mimicker, R1=2M(1+e),z=1/e^1/2 which is a huge value of z but not infinite and for black hole, e=0 which is not possible. This proves that light can escape from a blackhole mimicker it just bends due to intense gravity which is valid in mathematics and also follows Einstein's theory of relativity. The event horizon is assumed to be the origin and therefore R1=0 (at event horizon). This point has infinite density and pressure and it is a gravitational singularity where space-time curvature is infinite. Therefore the blackhole paradigm doesn't follow Einstein's theory of relativity.
CHAPTER ONE: AN INTRODUCTION TO BLACK HOLE
When the image of first black hole was released (i.e. on April 10,2019) I was bit confused that how one could capture the image of that thing from which light cannot escape.
Therefore, to study about it in deep I purchased a book named, "A brief history of time" by Stephen Hawking.
In social media, everywhere there was only the same paradigm about black hole. Nobody discussed about the possibilities of the image. But I wanted to know the reality behind that image, so I decided to pursue knowledge about evolution of stars, thermodynamics, what actually is gravity and how it works through both in mathematical way and in practical way. But for that I needed good sources to study about that and then suddenly I remembered one thing... When I was in 10th grade in 2018 there was one chapter in my textbook of Stephen Hawking. That chapter became my turning point because from that day I came to know about new things that I didn't knew earlier. Therefore, after I remembering this I purchased that book which didn't matched much with my theories. According to Einstein's theory of relativity photon particles can't be blocked by any means and if an object can block, then how one can capture the image of that thing. This thing made me astonished and initiated me to study more about such mysterious object.
CHAPTER 3
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