Why Can't Anything Escape a Black Hole?

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Nothing can escape a black hole.. Not even light.. This argument made sense to me just minutes ago. But a sudden realization later and I could not understand it anylon more . This is why I searched for physics and forum and arrived here. I am a hobbist and listen to a lot of videos about special relativity, quantum mechanics, astronomy, programming and mathmatics. A wide range of interests. But since I have never in any discussion about special relativity or talks about black holes I knew I was in need of some help! So that's why I am here and hope I can ask and learn more stuff!
 
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Sveinbjoern said:
Nothing can escape a black hole.. Not even light.. This argument made sense to me just minutes ago. But a sudden realization later and I could not understand it anylon more . This is why I searched for physics and forum and arrived here. I am a hobbist and listen to a lot of videos about special relativity, quantum mechanics, astronomy, programming and mathmatics. A wide range of interests. But since I have never in any discussion about special relativity or talks about black holes I knew I was in need of some help! So that's why I am here and hope I can ask and learn more stuff!
Welcome to the PF.

It looks like your first thread in the technical forums is getting good responses. Hope they are helping you to learn more about this.

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/black-hole-escape.949723/

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