A black hole warps the passage of time, not only the shape of space. Close to one, clocks run slow r...
A black hole does not merely bend space; it bends time, pulling it so severely that at the event horizon, time as experienced from the outside appears to stop entirely, meaning something falling in would seem, to a distant observer, to freeze at the edge
A black hole warps the passage of time, not only the shape of space. Close to one, clocks run slow relative to clocks far away, and at the event horizon...
Author: Space Daily
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