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Slinkey
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I had a quick look through the topics and I can't seem to find a thread that already addressed this question, but if it has been addressed then I apologise in advance for repetition.
If I drop an object from a specific height above an event horizon, how do I calculate the speed it will attain when it reaches the horizon? I know how to calculate it for a constant acceleration but as you get nearer to an event horizon it will experience an increasing acceleration.
This is not a course or homework question I'm just curious!
If I drop an object from a specific height above an event horizon, how do I calculate the speed it will attain when it reaches the horizon? I know how to calculate it for a constant acceleration but as you get nearer to an event horizon it will experience an increasing acceleration.
This is not a course or homework question I'm just curious!