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tabchouri
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Hello,
I's a spead though that black holes swallow everything in it's vicinity.
But, something bothers me : when we close on the event horizon of a black hole from the outside, the gravitational field tends to be infinite, and at the surface of the horizon it is infinte. So to say, that spacetime warp when closing to the horizon is in such a way that the space in infinitely compressed (from the point of view of an external viewer, it might be say 1cm, but in the facbric near the horizon, il might be billion of centimeters), and the time is dialed.
So theoriticall, an object closing to the horizon will never read it (from an external point of view).
Even light would never reach it.
Is that coherent ?
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Correct me if I am wrong.
http://ghazi.bousselmi.googlepages.com/présentation2
I's a spead though that black holes swallow everything in it's vicinity.
But, something bothers me : when we close on the event horizon of a black hole from the outside, the gravitational field tends to be infinite, and at the surface of the horizon it is infinte. So to say, that spacetime warp when closing to the horizon is in such a way that the space in infinitely compressed (from the point of view of an external viewer, it might be say 1cm, but in the facbric near the horizon, il might be billion of centimeters), and the time is dialed.
So theoriticall, an object closing to the horizon will never read it (from an external point of view).
Even light would never reach it.
Is that coherent ?
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Correct me if I am wrong.
http://ghazi.bousselmi.googlepages.com/présentation2