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Remember when he let go of the spacecraft and fell into the black hole?
by waiseristy 9y ago
Remember when he let go of the spacecraft and fell into the black hole?
- logfromblammo 9y agoI recall a distinct lack of spaghettification.
- kbenson 9y agoI don't recall the exact scene, but wouldn't the different relative centers of mass, and the corresponding difference in distance from the black hole cause some drift. I assume it would be slow. Possibly VERY slow, so it likely wouldn't look like falling, but I think they would separate, right?
- luca_ing 9y agoI read that as you fall into a black hole, there comes a point where the gravitational difference between your head and toes would be large enough to rip you apart. (Not that you wouldn't have other problems anyway :-) ) If they're as close to a decently-sized black hole as dramatic movie pictures require, I suspect they would be close enough for the separation not to be gentle at all, assuming their individual limbs wouldn't separate.
- ouid 9y agothey were spinning, right?
- nightcracker 9y agoI haven't see the movie, but this only makes sense if the spacecraft is actively using thrusters, and the human obviously is not.