> From your viewpoint, it'll look like the singularity becomes an infinite plane that cuts off most of your field of vision. You might need to elaborate becaus

> From your viewpoint, it'll look like the singularity becomes an infinite plane that cuts off most of your field of vision. You might need to elaborate because the singularity in Schwarzschild is not something you can spoke with a stick, let alone see. It is a spacelike singularity, meaning in this case that it lies in the future of any observer falling into the black hole. It is like death: It is certain you will encounter yet in the future, yet you don't see it.