I was watching the movie "The fault in our start". There was these lines.
I read some time ago, about the even horizon of the black hole. The speed goes on increasing as you approach near and near the black hole on the influence of its gravity. At a certain range or distance from it, your speed becomes approximately equals to the speed of light. The change in you will be negligible.
Normally what we imagine is that, if we are travelling in a spaceship, and we are trapped in the gravity of the black hole, we eventually end up dead, shrinking millionth our original size, into the black hole. But if the change on us in negligible at the even horizon, how could we really die. What if we enter a totally normal world in that instant(the time of this world), but on the frame of reference of that world, its totally normal, and we live a normal life in a different universe, different planet. When you really study the theories of the relativity, it seems possible.
There is an infinity between 0 and 1. There is an even greater infinity between 0 and 2. Some infinity are just greater then other infinities.
That moment was my infinity.Well that could be true.
I read some time ago, about the even horizon of the black hole. The speed goes on increasing as you approach near and near the black hole on the influence of its gravity. At a certain range or distance from it, your speed becomes approximately equals to the speed of light. The change in you will be negligible.
Normally what we imagine is that, if we are travelling in a spaceship, and we are trapped in the gravity of the black hole, we eventually end up dead, shrinking millionth our original size, into the black hole. But if the change on us in negligible at the even horizon, how could we really die. What if we enter a totally normal world in that instant(the time of this world), but on the frame of reference of that world, its totally normal, and we live a normal life in a different universe, different planet. When you really study the theories of the relativity, it seems possible.
