The first image of a black hole: what is fitting so far

L/upd: 2019/05/25 In the article is studied the splendid outcome achieved by the Event Horizon Telescope team and made public on April 10, 2019, through the release of the by now famous pic of M87* black hole, as well as through the release of a series of related articles. With regard to them we analyze […]

Prima immagine di un buco nero: ciò che quadra finora

L/upd: 2019/05/25 Nell’articolo studiamo lo splendido risultato prodotto dal team di Event Horizon Telescope e reso pubblico il 10 Aprile 2019, attraverso la ormai famosa foto del buco nero M87*, nonché attraverso una serie di articoli collegati. Analizziamo alcuni aspetti di questi ultimi che riguardano la nostra teorizzazione della holostar, mostrandone la natura relativistica di […]

The centre of our galaxy: a holostar

L/upd: 2019/05/23 The article argues about Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole in our Milky Way, and is inspired by the revolutionary pic due to the Event Horizon Telescope activity. We define the outlines of our theory, which describes Sgr A* as a holostar, as well as we give a proper model in order to […]

Il centro della galassia: una holostar

L/upd: 2019/05/25 Nell’articolo ci occupiamo di Sagittarius A*, il buco nero supermassivo della nostra Via Lattea, prendendo spunto dall’ultima foto fornita dal team di Event Horizon Telescope. Definiremo i contorni della nostra teoria originale, che lo descrive come una holostar, elaborando al contempo un modello concreto e appropriato di formulazione dell’equivalenza inerziale nei sistemi spazio-rotanti. […]

La calma di Andromeda e lo sforzo di Charlie

L/upd: 2019/06/02 In questo articolo propongo una revisione relativistica del famoso esperimento di Hensen e altri (2015), dalla metodica suggerita da Bell stesso, e che portò a titolare: “Il realismo locale non c’è più”. L’esperimento, si disse, “ha violato in modo definitivo le disuguaglianze di Bell e quindi il realismo locale, in particolare il principio […]

Local-Space Tide

L/upd: 2019/03/05 Tidal effects should follow from the inertial free fall of each galaxy in the accelerating expansion of the Universe. So we show that growing rotation of galaxies is due to tidal acceleration, and causes the apparent need for dark matter, in the same way that the inertial free fall condition of all galaxies […]

Aurora on the horizon

L/upd: 2019/02/16 The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) could simply be our Unruh Mirror, due to the accelerating expansion of the Universe. Maybe we are not looking at our remote past, but at our face in that black mirror, rising on the horizon like an aurora. As seen in the main article, the accelerating expansion of […]

Einstein is asked about dark matter

L/upd: 2019/05/26 The great Einstein returns and jokingly tries to give a relativistic solution, in his distinctive way, to problems such as the rotation of galaxies, the measured redshift of stars and the apparent need for dark matter. He does so, as far is possible, using a humble and cheerful language, since understanding the Universe […]