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Hi,
Lay questions again.
What's the real story - is a black hole potentially a worm hole?
If someone theoretically entered a black hole, the common portrayal is experiencing tremendous acceleration. But with time compression, how different would that acceleration feel to the traveler compared to what an observer would witness?
And would the acceleration still be a=F/m in m/s^2 ?
Does that change at any point during the journey?
Thanks
p.s. no, I don't have any travel plans...
Lay questions again.
What's the real story - is a black hole potentially a worm hole?
If someone theoretically entered a black hole, the common portrayal is experiencing tremendous acceleration. But with time compression, how different would that acceleration feel to the traveler compared to what an observer would witness?
And would the acceleration still be a=F/m in m/s^2 ?
Does that change at any point during the journey?
Thanks
p.s. no, I don't have any travel plans...