understanding light

[Luci_ferson]

you do realise you've now crossed into theoretical science, which is no use to the average prepper, and only theoretical so has no definitive correct answer so you could go round in circles forever arguing about it all. (scientists do all the time)

its a prepper forum , I don't think most of the others could care less about the effects of a black hole on light.

but for reference the conditions within a black hole we can only guess about. (theoretical)
scientists cannot measure the inside of it at all.
therefore it can never be proven one way or the other wether the gravity of a black hole is strong enough to not only bend the light but to slow it or even stop it entirely.

it simply couldn't be proven or disproven in any way. all we could do is throw scientific papers at eachother all day and non of us would still be any further forward to proving anything. its all theoretical
and non of this would do any good to the average prepper at all.
or ourselves.

just round and round in circles bouncing various scientific papers that some scientists believe and others don't.
if they cant make up their minds I don't think we would do much better either.

unless you've got an idea for a plan for us to enter a black hole and collect the necessary data.