@randomaccount43543 to xkcdEnglish • 1 year agoxkcd #2844: Black Holes vs Regular Holesimgs.xkcd.comimagemessage-square15arrow-up1391arrow-down18file-text
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https://xkcd.com/2844 Alt text: Created by the collapse of: [massive stars] [Florida limestone bedrock]
minus-square@PoastRotatolinkEnglish13•1 year ago Falling into a black hole is almost always fatal. Almost??
minus-square@kometeslinkEnglish9•1 year agoIt’s entirely possible to live inside the event horizon. “Falling” is a problematic word.
minus-square@kometeslinkEnglish6•1 year agoOnly if the tidal forces are large enough. For a small black hole, the tidal forces will kill you before you reach the EH. See here for speculation on civilizations inside a massive black hole: https://www.academia.edu/10665641/Is_there_life_inside_black_holes
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It’s entirely possible to live inside the event horizon. “Falling” is a problematic word.
I think you get spaghettified inside the event horizon?
Only if the tidal forces are large enough. For a small black hole, the tidal forces will kill you before you reach the EH.
See here for speculation on civilizations inside a massive black hole: https://www.academia.edu/10665641/Is_there_life_inside_black_holes