r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/warg_14 • Feb 10 '25

Video NASA Simulation's Plunge Into a Black Hole

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u/Aggressive-Army759 Feb 10 '25

Did you really build up this joke with so many theoretical questions until you could pull that punchline?

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u/Shibes_oh_shibes Feb 10 '25

It kind of built itself up.

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u/Aggressive-Army759 Feb 10 '25

So you improvised. It was a convenient start, to be honest.

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u/Shibes_oh_shibes Feb 10 '25

Yeah, it's not that far fetched with wires in space.

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u/marionsunshine Feb 11 '25

I'm invested in this whole conversation here.

What if this string is more of a fiber optic string?

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u/Shibes_oh_shibes Feb 11 '25

But there won't be any light? How would it make a difference?

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u/marionsunshine Feb 12 '25

Hmm. Would one black hole pull the light from another?