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boredjavi
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i don't know much about the subject but since I've gotten interested in it there is something that has been on my my mind.
if light would pass through the event horizon in a black hole the gravity would be to strong for it to escape. since it can't escape it would be pulled down to the point of singularity of the black hole. my question is that would the force of gravity pulling down on light be able to actually speed the light up possibly faster then the speed of light?
if light would pass through the event horizon in a black hole the gravity would be to strong for it to escape. since it can't escape it would be pulled down to the point of singularity of the black hole. my question is that would the force of gravity pulling down on light be able to actually speed the light up possibly faster then the speed of light?