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My friend told me: "Looking out from [falling into] a black hole you see the life of the universe pass before you. That means if you've managed to fall into a b
by alecst 14y ago
My friend told me: "Looking out from [falling into] a black hole you see the life of the universe pass before you. That means if you've managed to fall into a black hole, no one in the history of the universe cared enough to rescue you."
- bithive123 14y agoIsn't that equally true of any kind of hole?
- alecst 14y agoBlack holes fudge with time and other holes don't.
- pdonis 14y agoLooking out from [falling into] a black hole you see the life of the universe pass before you This is not correct. You will only see the portion of the universe's history that is in your past light cone; there will be a lot of the life of the universe that you will never see if you fall into a black hole, because you will be destroyed in the singularity at the center before light from most of the universe has a chance to reach you.