Black Holes & Time: A Collision of Forces

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I was just reading upon black holes, collision and how it bends space and time..
I know for a fact that time stops after the event horizon, but during the collision of two black holes, can the gravity 'overlap' between them to make it strong enough to bend space which in result be enough to have the region of space go back in time? (sorry if it doesn't really make sense)
 
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michojek said:
I know for a fact that time stops after the event horizon

No, you don't know that for a fact, since it's not true.

michojek said:
during the collision of two black holes, can the gravity 'overlap' between them to make it strong enough to bend space which in result be enough to have the region of space go back in time?

No.
 

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