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Hello, I am aware that this question was the subject of a topic on this site, but it did not fully answer my question.
My question is, why can't light escape from a black hole's gravitational pull, when, according to general relativity, the speed of gravity is equal to the speed of light?
My question may seem a tad elementary, but I'm in the ninth grade, and my school doesn't offer physic's classes until next year, so I'm a bit of an autodidact.
My question is, why can't light escape from a black hole's gravitational pull, when, according to general relativity, the speed of gravity is equal to the speed of light?
My question may seem a tad elementary, but I'm in the ninth grade, and my school doesn't offer physic's classes until next year, so I'm a bit of an autodidact.