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Leyzorek
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why can't a photon escape a black hole? i think it is because the photon is red shifted away to nothing, if this is true, it would be possible to create a photon that would be energetic enough that a black hole would not have enough time to red shift it away to nothing, unless there is some theoretical limit on the energy a photon can have?
Since a photon cannot be slowed, an force doing this will just redshift it, it should be theoretically possible.
Since a photon cannot be slowed, an force doing this will just redshift it, it should be theoretically possible.
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