Falling into a black hole doesn't reveal the future, but does that mean it's not happening?
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✔✔When considering general relativity and special relativity, the time for an observer dilates when falling into a black hole.
✔✔ The closer the observer reaches the event horizon, the times dilates more. This means that 1 hour for the observer will be 100000000 years for a person on earth. This should continue and beyond the event horizon, the observer should see the universe without the phenomenon called time (the phenomenon that prevents different events from happening at once).
✔✔This means that, for an observer living inside the black hole, the universe doesn't have any beginning or end. Every event in the universe happened simultaneously. The big bang and the possible big crunch occured simultaneously
✔✔When considering general relativity and special relativity, the time for an observer dilates when falling into a black hole.
✔✔ The closer the observer reaches the event horizon, the times dilates more. This means that 1 hour for the observer will be 100000000 years for a person on earth. This should continue and beyond the event horizon, the observer should see the universe without the phenomenon called time (the phenomenon that prevents different events from happening at once).
✔✔This means that, for an observer living inside the black hole, the universe doesn't have any beginning or end. Every event in the universe happened simultaneously. The big bang and the possible big crunch occured simultaneously
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