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MikeGomez
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Consider a photon of a certain frequency emitted from a distance slightly greater than the event horizon of a black hole. It seems possible that if a certain low frequency photon is not able to escape (due to becoming infinitely red-shifted), then a photon of a higher frequency emitted from the same location would able to escape (not become infinitely red-shifted).
If this is true, then is seems all mass has an event horizon for low frequency radiation. Even though that may be an extremely low frequency, it is non-zero.
If this is true, then is seems all mass has an event horizon for low frequency radiation. Even though that may be an extremely low frequency, it is non-zero.