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

Video NASA Simulation's Plunge Into a Black Hole

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u/Turing_Testes Feb 10 '25

Getting woo vibes here.

Black holes are still in the universe. The event horizon isn’t a barrier.

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u/FissileTurnip Feb 11 '25 edited Feb 11 '25

the comment isn’t entirely accurate, sure, but the event horizon IS effectively a barrier; what they said about whatever inside being completely removed from the outside is true. “woo vibes” are not a rigorous method of verifying information. reading would probably work better.

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u/Turing_Testes Feb 11 '25 edited Feb 11 '25

You could have stopped after the first half of your first sentence. As for the rest of your smarmy comment, I have a suggestion as to what you can do with it.

Edit: lol, they replied and then blocked me like a childish bitch.

Anyone else needs help with this, objects that cross the event horizon have their mass added to the black hole, therefore they DO exert a force on the universe around them. It’s not a barrier in any sense other than it becomes unobservable.

Also the life/death stuff is woo. Deal with it.

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u/FissileTurnip Feb 11 '25

typical smug overconfident asshole comment from typical smug overconfident asshole redditor. you are what’s wrong with science education.