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Not a physicist but I was under the impression we already knew this. For example if someone is falling into a black hole, to an outside observer they never cros
by jliptzin 8y ago
Not a physicist but I was under the impression we already knew this. For example if someone is falling into a black hole, to an outside observer they never cross the event horizon, just fall asymptotically slower towards it. But to the person falling in, he gets ripped to shreds. But I guess we haven’t tested that out.
- akvadrako 8y agoThat's the general relativity world, not the quantum world. They are different models, which is where these things are being proven.