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My suspicion (ie no facts) would be that either the light just does make it to the event horizon to leave because of time dialation effects, or we can't answer
by simcop2387 14y ago
My suspicion (ie no facts) would be that either the light just does make it to the event horizon to leave because of time dialation effects, or we can't answer it because our math breaks down at the horizon so we can't say anything about the universe past it.
- pdonis 14y agothe light just does make it to the event horizon to leave because of time dialation effects No, the light does make it to the horizon. our math breaks down at the horizon No, the horizon, and the spacetime inside all the way down to the singularity, can be described perfectly well mathematically.