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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5_msrdg3hk This Class (Lecture 25): Death by Black Hole: Spaghettification Next Class: Compact Objects in the Solar System Night Obs due today HW9 due Monday Exam 2 next Friday! Computer lab due on Nov 15 th! Exam 2 in this classroom next Friday! 40 Multiple choice questions (graded out of 105, i.e. 5% extra credit)! Will cover material from Lecture 12 to 25 (today).!!! May bring 1 sheet of paper with notes!! Both sides!! Printed/handwritten/whatever.. I don t really care Major resources are lecture notes, in-class questions, and homeworks Created and posted a study guide! Chance to see sunspots using the 12 inch in the dome! Solar Observations:! Monday, Nov. 1 st, 10:30am-3:30pm! Tuesday, Nov. 2 nd, 10:30am-3:30pm! Wednesday, Nov. 3 rd, 10:30am-3:30pm! Thursday, Nov. 4 th, 10:30am-3:30pm! Need to download form from class website before you go.! Check webpage to make sure open (i.e. no clouds or rain)! Due Nov 15 th in class & worth 1% extra credit.! Einstein s General Theory of Relativity! What is gravity?! Don t fall into a black hole!

! We have talked about special relativity, where time and distance are actually relative to the observer.! Of and by itself this is not so relevant to class except in the way it interfaces with general relativity.! Now, we will talk about how some aspects depend on where you are relative to massive objects.! Recall Galileo/Newton: free body motion is a straight line, constant speed! Important to note that ALL free bodies move this way. straight line, constant speed, INDEP of size, mass! Q: Why?! A: That's the way it is!! Q: Be more specific: that's the way WHAT is?! A: Einstein: that's the way space and time are if nothing else going on (no forces) space and time constructed so that free bodies move in straight lines at constant speed independent of nature of the object! That's the way space and time are! Einstein s Theory of Relativity tells us how gravity works! Space and time are not distinct! They are bound together in 4-dimensional spacetime! Gravity is not a force, but a curvature! Matter tells spacetime how to curve! Curved spacetime tells matter how to move! Recall Galileo's experiment.! The objects in the gravity field, move independent of mass or even object.! For Newton, the object mass cancels out of the gravity equation.

! Since objects move the same in a gravity field, INDEPENDENT of object, then gravity is not a force, but also a feature of space-time!! Objects do their best to move in a straight line.! Newton: Matter causes force (gravity)! particles follow curved lines in flat (Euclidean geometry) space! Einstein: Matter causes spacetime to be curved! particles follow straight lines ( geodesics ) in curved space! No matter = Flat Spacetime! Massive object = Dent in Spacetime! Everything follows curvature of spacetime including light (photons) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rocntnd-yi 3:18+

Apparent position of star This angle agrees with GR prediction Actual position of star Earth Warning, trying to show three dimensional effects in 2D is dangerous. Space is 3D, i.e. the curvature is spherical! http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ogniank#p/u/15/aaqscuha0j8 0:47+ In Einstein s general relativity, a)! It s all relative. b)! The force you feel as weight can only be from a gravity field. c)! Mass tells space-time how to curve, and the curvature of space-time tells mass how to accelerate. d)! Mass and space-time curvature are not related. e)! Being in a closed elevator freaks out Einstein. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000201.html

! Gravitational fields also change space and time! A clock runs more slowly on Earth than it does in outer space away from any mass, i.e. planets.! Einstein revealed that gravity is really warped space-time.! A black hole is an extreme example.! Light loses energy as it climbs out of a gravitational field so its wavelength increases (redshift).! As with light bending, the effect is small but measurable.! We ll come back to this later, when we talk about cosmology.! Gravity you feel is really the distance away you are from the mass of the object.! It goes like distance squared.! Compare the Earth s gravity now, then collapse it to the! the size, your gravity would increase by 4 times.! Keep halving the size, the pull of gravity gets more and more as you get closer.

Really important is the density.! When matter gets sufficiently dense, it causes spacetime to curve so much,!"#$%& '()*+& it closes in on itself! Photons flying outward from such a massive object arc back inward!! Neither light or matter can escape its gravity, it is a black hole! Warning, trying to show three dimensional effects in 2D is dangerous. BH is spherical! In Einstein s general relativity, a black hole is a)! slightly yellow in color. b)! only affected by other black holes. c)! where space is curved so much that light can never escape. d)! where mass and space-time curvature are not related. e)! related to the curvature of the surface of the body. Black Hole

They can have only "! Mass "! Electric charge "! Rotation (spin) Black Holes Are Very Simple Black holes have no hair!