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5791313 No.5791313 [Reply] [Original]

If It were physically possible if you fall through a black hole wouldn't you essentially be able so see the universe end?

>> No.5791319

I think so, nothing for certain since we don't entirely know how black holes work, but I may know where you're coming from.
Like our universe is the singularity in another black hole and so on and so forth.

>> No.5791322

>>5791319
If possible, you could also see another universe begin.

>> No.5791323
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>>5791313
No. Take a look at
http://casa.colorado.edu/~ajsh/schwp.html

>> No.5791325

>>5791322
Or "begin" as relative to your perception of space and time as you pass through the event horizon. It could've very well been existing without you being aware of it.
Relativity's weird.

>> No.5791335

>>5791319
>>5791322
Wow, cool. I thought i was going to be trolled to death for such a sheepish post. Im no scientist, but I though it was an interesting question. Could you recommend any interesting literature for a neophyte?

>> No.5791339

>>5791335
No I can not, sorry. 4chan and video game subtitles are the extent of my reading.

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>>5791339

>> No.5791391

yes, you will see the universe fast forward as you fall, until its just a bright light and then it ends.

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>>5791339