What happens inside?

>>9086590
From our perspective, nothing.

>What is a singularity

>>9086590
dont touch it it makes you spaghetti

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So do you see shit infront of it or no?

Probably stuff. Like lots of jostling and jockeying around. In fact it might not even be a true singularity in the mathematical sense. But if light isn't escaping (at least any time soon) then no consequences of whatever jostling around is going on is escaping either. So best to ignore it and consider it what it is: a black hole..

Angry superdense particles. Far from a singular point, but still squished enough.

>>9086590
It's basically a time machine( only if you can get through alive), time gets distorted to the point where you can travel through it. It's interesting

>>9086590
An orderly matrix that produces the logic that drives another universe.

>>9086610
Like in the Interstellar movie? I mean I understand that if you get close to the black hole time distorts and you'll travel "forwards" in time but you can't travel to the past, or can you?

>>9086610
thats a retarded way of saying more gravity = faster time

>>9086606
>superdense
is it tho?
Isn't space super stretched the 'closer' you get to the singularity so no matter how far you fall in you still have infinitely far to fall and everything that falls in never clumps up anywhere?

>>9086616
with huge amounts of anti gravity / mass

>>9086617
Speed is just a localized distortion of time relative to the universe's realtime "tick rate". Motion is just change in location. Location change requires speed.

>>9086616
Of course you can

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>>9086620
DELET THIS!!!!

>>9086590
A Fourier transform happens at the boundary.

>>9086600
>>9086610
>time gets distorted to the point where you can travel through it

get this interstellar shit outta here. time running backwards inside a black hole is still unfounded. also, time looks like it's running normal to every observer. the person closer to the black hole would perceive the person farther to have a faster clock until the point where the clock is infinitely fast, and the person away from the black hole would view the other person's clock to stop

of course, none of this would ever actually happen as everything would be ripped apart

I theorize it could be a whole entire another universe separate from this one. It would be so incredible I struggle with it.

>>9086636
Thats not what happened with interstellar, the tesseract shit was constructed by future humans.

>>9086636
Where in interstellar was there a black hole? I'm not talking about interstellar, time is distorted in a blackhole

>>9086590
Bugs Bunny is in there.

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>>9086639
>>9086642
Wouodnt it have been easier to fix the duststorms and corn virus instead of finding a way to manipulate gravity and moving to a death planet orbiting a blackhole?

I have a theory that every black hole is a "scaled down" version of out universe. Kind of like the brane theory of the multiverse in a sense.

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>>9086617
what do you mean faster time? how does time have speed? how do you compare time without using time itself? isn't that circular reasoning?

>>9086723
Would it make sense to you if I said "more time"

>>9086723
General relativity bro.

>>9086590
Have you seriously still not gotten an answer this is like your 4th thread

>>9086590
Crime

If the black hole itself is just a point in space how can they spin?

Used to think black holes had a compressed sphere hard surface inside the event horizon like any object but but someone pointed out the black hole itself is just a point of mass without size, only the horizon itself can grow or shrink.