Editing Black Holes (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ Falling into a Black Hole (Two Perspectives)
! Observer !! What they see !! Experience of Time
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| The Person Falling In || They cross the horizon normally || Time feels normal; they see the universe speed up
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| Person Watching from Afar || The faller slows down and stops || Time for the faller appears to stop completely
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'''The Concept of "Spaghettification"''': Because gravity is so much stronger at your feet than at your head, your feet are pulled much harder. You are stretched into a long, thin string of atoms. This "Tidal Force" is what prevents anything larger than an atom from surviving the trip into a small black hole. Interestingly, for a ''Supermassive'' black hole, the gravity at the horizon is actually gentle enough that you could cross it without noticing!
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