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by sliken
1231 days ago
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Think of it this way: 1) the closer to the speed of light the bigger difference between your time frame and an external observer's. 2) at the speed of light the universe will age to infinity as you watch 3) inside the event horizon, even the speed of light is not enough to escape. For an external observer you'll appear to slow down as you approach the event horizon. However feeding blackholes do increase is size obviously (or they would all be the same size), which may well save you from the (from an external perspective) an infinite descent. |
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