Relative Black Holes: Can Particles See Universes of Them?

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Is it possible that a particle traveling so close to c from its reference frame observes objects within their schwarzschild radius? In other words is it possible that in these particles reference frames is a universe primarily comprised of black holes? If so then would gravity be relative?
 
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