Light & Blackhole: Can Light Escape?

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Light cannot escape from a black hole due to its immense gravitational pull. The discussion highlights confusion around the phrasing of the question about light's ability to escape. Participants encourage further research on the topic, suggesting that a simple Google search will provide answers. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding black hole physics. Overall, the consensus is that light is trapped once it crosses the event horizon of a black hole.
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Is light can escape from Blackhole ??
 
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Salman Rayeen said:
Is light can escape from Blackhole ??

I think you meant "can light can escape from black hole" ??

what do you think, what have you read about black holes ??

and I have asked for this to be moved to the astronomy section
Dave
 
I had study about it by them light can't
But i not understand n how is this possible...
Plz tell if u know
davenn said:
I think you meant "can light can escape from black hole" ??

what do you think, what have you read about black holes ??

and I have asked for this to be moved to the astronomy section
Dave
 
please learn to do a little study :smile:

google ... can light can escape from black hole ?

there will be many hits that will give you answers
if you still have any questions come back here with them

D
 
Thanks or advice
davenn said:
please learn to do a little study :smile:

google ... can light can escape from black hole ?

there will be many hits that will give you answers
if you still have any questions come back here with them

D
 
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