Would you live near a black hole?
>>56218633
maybe.
>>56218633
>intergalactic EU chastising us for not letting those subhuman asteroids cross the event horizon.
>>56218633
I live near paris
My anus is a big hole for you
Like USA and Africa?
>>56218633
I live in Brazil. So yes.
>>56218914
>Brazil
Mano...
Nah, it would be too much of a drag.
>>56218990
>>56218633
Wouldn't that cause a big difference in time relativity compared to Earth or is Interstellar bullshit?
We share northern border
>>56219073
Say something to me in Georgian.
>>56219108
the south will rise again
>>56218633
I actually live IN the black hole, where all the money disappear
Where would you prefer to live:
A) In a black hole
B) In a hole full of blacks
>>56219158
Thanks.
>>56218947
Excuse me, Manoel, I'm south brazilian
>>56218633
Nah , I'm far from your mother's cunt
>>56218633
I live inside a black hole. Get on my level, faggot
>>56218633
I'd live near you mother's black hole.
>>56219268
Good post ivan :DD
>>56219300
Khan'd minds think alike.
>>56219071
its interstellar bullshit, clock always tick every 1 second everywhere you go as long as you keep replace the battery then time always the same everywhere in universe
>>56219447
No.
>>56219447
Lol look how dumb poland is everybody
>>56219071
Assuming you have the necessary propulsion to escape the even horizon (which is impossible because even light can't escape from a black hole), according to Einstein's relativity time would cease altogether.
You see, time is entwined as a fourth dimensional property with the three spatial dimensions, and anything with sufficient energy or mass can warp it.
But a black hole represents a cataclysmic collapse of all fundamental scientific theories, including relativity, so en essence, nobody knows but can make good predictions.
t. even science doesn't know
>>56219447
>time always the same everywhere in universe
*from your perspective
If you go near a black hole then to someone looking at you from far away, you would appear to be moving slower.
>>56219557
>a black hole represents a cataclysmic collapse of all fundamental scientific theories, including relativity
relativity predicts black holes
>>56218633
Well, Albania is exponentially growing, devouring and destroying everything in it's path, so in a way I already live near one.
>>56220005
In an indirect manner, through a collapse of the system (hence a singularity)
>*goes checks google*
Apparently Schwarzschild did predict it in his mathematical formulation of general relativity.
Serves me right for reading pop. sci and not a proper textbook.
>>56219597
no no no, do you watch even Interstellar? when they rolling around black holes we see them move normally despite we see them from cinema
>>56220141
Schwarzschild found solutions to the Einstein equations, he didn't make his own formulation of it desu senpai
>>56218633
Never.
Radiations level close to the core are too high for my light skin.
Also, the timne dilation would make every second in the planet be years outside.
In the end, I could end up experiencing all the stars in the sky fainting and dying in in the universe in the span of one life time.
And my children would end up seeing the end of time itself by the end of theirs.
>tl;dr time dilation a shit.
>>56219158
kek
>>56220288
I need to study some more, apparently. ;_;
Thanks for correcting me, Physikbro
>>56218914
Ha. you geddit??
you geddit? Cause there's black people in those places.
haha
>>56218891
>>56220406
Honestly I probably don't know much more about black holes than you do; I'm still in undergrad
>>56218633
>less subjective time till the heat death of the universe
>cant keep up sweeping with all the dust collected
>gravitational forces either crushing your bones or twisting you in space
>warped vision, unable to look straight ahead
>>56220655
All I know about black holes I learned on YouTube :^)
>>56220655
Sorry about that misunderstanding. I am a medfag, but my childhood dream was to study Physics
Good thing I didn't embarrass myself by going through with it, lel.
https://www.ias.edu/people/director
This Dutchman is an astounding physicist and a brilliant explainer, in addition to being the heir of Oppenheimer's position at the IAS in Princeton. Hopefully, one day you will inherit his position bro. I respect him very much.
>>56220869
>Good thing I didn't embarrass myself by going through with it
Why would you have embarrassed yourself
>>56219597
>you would appear to be moving slower.
No. Not "appear". You would be.
>>56221497
Not really, the person inside the distorted space is moving at the same speed, but the distance that he has to cross increases because space itself has been stretched
>>56219022
>>56218990
blackholes don't suck.
If the sun was replaced by an equally massive blackhole, we would still orbit it as if nothing ever happened. (besides freezing, of course)
>>56221562
No, he would be. Because space and time is interwoven.
>>56221177
Nice dub dubs.
I obviously don't have the aptitude to succeed in an advanced Physics program in a prestigious university.
>>56221698
Imo time is just something we use to measure events happening, you only think time is moving slower for a person inside distorted space because the information that tells you the relative position of the person (light) arrives to you more slowly because it has to cross that distorted space
>>56221740
iktf
>you'll never experience a big time dilation
>you'll never travel close enough to a black hole to see its naked singularity
>you'll never circumnavigate the entire observable universe while traveling very close to the speed of light
>>56218633
MARV
ITS LOVE MARV
GRAVITY IS LOVE
>>56221830
It's actually true, though the concept of time is still needed to explain the 3 dimensional (spatial) world we live in.
>>56222961
>traveling very close to the speed of light
A very slow method of travelling trough universe.
>>56223013
I can't believe they went full retard at the end of the film, the rest of it was so good.
>>56221497
>semantics
>>56222961
pls
don't make me feel that feel
