Since Black Holes are said to be predicted by Einstein's Relativity Theory, the recent detection of merger of pairs of Black Holes are being interpreted as validation of Relativity. I have just published a paper titled "Black Holes are a mathematical fantasy, not a physical reality" in 'Applied Physics Research' journal.

https://tinyurl.com/y2pu3v4q

In this paper I have shown that none of the photons emitted from the surface of a gravitating body of any mass and any size can ever be prevented by gravity from escaping that body. That is, under no circumstances can a gravitating body (BH) capture the light or prevent its escape from that body. Secondly, I have shown that under no circumstances can the core of any massive star collapse under its own gravity. Current Core Collapse models erroneously assume all electrons, ions and nuclei to be non-interacting and wrongly use kinetic theory of gases to analyze stresses in a solid iron core. That is, I have conclusively proved that the current notion of Black Hole can neither be formed by any physical process, nor be invisible under any circumstances.

In my opinion all Science and Engineering Graduates can easily follow and understand the analysis, logic and conclusions of this paper. Now I firmly believe that the so called Black Holes actually do not exist in reality and the notion of Black Holes is just a mathematical fantasy. However, the award of 2017 Nobel Prize to the LIGO/VIRGO collaboration imparts undue credibility to the detection of mergers of non-existing Black Holes. I can't help drawing a parallel with "The Emperor’s New Clothes" Story.

Therefore, logically there is absolutely no justification for continuation of the LIGO project.

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