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Does photons actually slow down near a black hole?
Whenever I look up these info, I always read the mention of red shifting.
The problem is we don't have a detector that is immune from the effects of relativity to directly observe these events in real time.
However, does current theories show light slowing near black hole, if only there's a way for an outside observer to directly observe light near a black hole in real time?
Whenever I look up these info, I always read the mention of red shifting.
The problem is we don't have a detector that is immune from the effects of relativity to directly observe these events in real time.
However, does current theories show light slowing near black hole, if only there's a way for an outside observer to directly observe light near a black hole in real time?