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Graduate Quick question about being inside a Black Hole
Oh dear - I have broken the rules already. Apologies.- max-greece
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Graduate Quick question about being inside a Black Hole
I am about to take a huge risk in exposing quite how dumb I really am. On the other hand I already identify as a monkey with a stick so how shocking can that be? A Black Hole is not like anything else in the Universe (that we know of). It is also the ultimate Black Box in terms of what the...- max-greece
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Graduate Quick question about being inside a Black Hole
It is a direction but not one I can travel. In my time line towards the local end of time its part of my history. I don't think that contradicts the intial statement. When the second object passes through the event horizon (assuming the rope held) neither end could use it to pull together as the...- max-greece
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- Forum: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology
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Introducing myself - not a physicist or mathematician.
Thank you sbrothy - this seems to be a friendly place.- max-greece
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Graduate Quick question about being inside a Black Hole
Thank you Matterwave. That makes sense. There should be an option for "Monkey with a Stick" that would probably be better suited to me.- max-greece
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Graduate Quick question about being inside a Black Hole
Thank you for that - but I am not sure I can make sense of what you just said. "There are directions that are, in some sense, towards the event horizon"? "the event horizon recedes from you at the speed of light" so if the horizon is not expanding further (nothing else has fallen in) then I...- max-greece
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Graduate Quick question about being inside a Black Hole
i am inside a Black Hole. I am travelling through time towards the end of time (as I have understood it). Does that mean, therefore, that it is not a case that I cannot escape from the event horizon it is that I cannot take a "step" towards it as that would be travelling backwards in time...- max-greece
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Introducing myself - not a physicist or mathematician.
I've been fascinated by Black Holes for decades. Trying to understand certain aspects at the moment where simple questions should tell me if I have the wrong end of the stick. If, by any remote chance I don't then further questions follow.- max-greece
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