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Gorn
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Hello...
If time stops at the event horizon of a black hole..which means there is no motion happening or can be observed..does that not mean that the centre of a black hole is a place of absolute rest?
Could such a place of ab/rest 'move' thru the cosmos (basically a black hole which is a dead star) from its place of birth?
I would think that the centre of black holes would fill the role of the 'Either'...where both objects and light would have a relative speed with respect to a place of ab/rest?
Why can a light wave not leave the region of a black hole?
Thank you for any and all responses..it will help me to pin down certain ideas I have.
Bye
G
If time stops at the event horizon of a black hole..which means there is no motion happening or can be observed..does that not mean that the centre of a black hole is a place of absolute rest?
Could such a place of ab/rest 'move' thru the cosmos (basically a black hole which is a dead star) from its place of birth?
I would think that the centre of black holes would fill the role of the 'Either'...where both objects and light would have a relative speed with respect to a place of ab/rest?
Why can a light wave not leave the region of a black hole?
Thank you for any and all responses..it will help me to pin down certain ideas I have.
Bye
G