its ok lil nigga

look at the bright side, you can use those looks to cheat the system and get aarp like 20 years early

yeah you do look old, but a sexy old so it's fine

i take it back. you just look old af

I'll go cry in the corner...

its ok lil nigga

look at the bright side, you can use those looks to cheat the system and get aarp like 20 years early

>>#2 was it the same post ?

i mean. you do look 30


its the lighting

yeah you do look old, but a sexy old so it's fine

i take it back. you just look old af

I'll go cry in the corner...

its ok lil nigga

look at the bright side, you can use those looks to cheat the system and get aarp like 20 years early

Not arguing but wouldnt something close enough to be getting sucked into a black hole, hypothetically, not be displaying light at this distance seeing how black holes "as we know them" absorb all light around them?

Like he said, the material was not beyond the event horizon, hence the object can still emit light without issues.
Black holes don't really absorb light around them, photons do not have mass so they cannot be affected by gravity in a traditional sense, rather the black hole's immense density bends and warps spacetime itself, so the light that collides with the black hole still travels in a straight line, but the spacetime it travels through bends it into the black hole, "absorbing" it.

May I ask you to define "event horizon" to me?

inb4 "a pretty ok sam neill flick"

The event horizon is the theoretical "point of no return." It is the point in a black hole in which once you cross it, events cannot affect an outside observer. Once you crossed the event horizon of a black hole, you would have 100% chance of being sucked into it, and you would no longer be visible to any outside observer.

The sharing of your wisdom has been most appreciated.
However now I have another question. Might this "event horizon" alter simply by our perception of black holes at very distinctly different differences?

The event horizon isn't really anything that is "perceived"
I apologize for not going into greater detail originally.
The event horizon is the point in which once it is passed, gravity becomes so immense on the object passing it, that the escape velocity becomes greater than the speed of light, which as we know is unattainable. The event horizon's location and size is determined by the mass of the black hole itself.

Found a good, although short, article on the event horizon at
www.physicsoftheuniverse.com/topics_blackholes_event.html

No need to apologize. Now THAT was described beautifully and I will make sure to check out that article. By the way, how old are you?

18, not a scientist or anything, just fascinated when it comes to theoretical physics (especially superstring theory)

Well you're far more versed than myself at that age. Good for you.

Appreciated, if you have any other questions I'd be happy to help

Well, from the ages of 4-10 my father passed out in front of the T.V. drunk whilst watching the history channel and not having a remote to change it. While all in the mean time the History channel played space documentaries and I became to love it. I am still in love with space today and I can almost tell you every detail about space. and I can tell you that black holes do spew out light that can leave the gravitational field. although it isnt the light from around it, its from Hawking radiation caused from when a particle is generated from a black hole while at the same time losing an atom. It is possible the the light is hawking radiation being bent and shot out if its spinning fast enough.

Yes generally the light "from" black holes is generated by the matter around it that is spinning so rapidly the friction generates heat and radiates light

That was pretty good.

I thought it was a massive vagina. I am not wrong.

knowyourmeme.com/memes/cadbortion-loss-edits

Oh I get it. So that's like a super minimalist version?

WOW its true

He/she, either way I'd fuck OP.

Well, from that angle, anyone would miss.

It's not a very fun chase. Also the squirrel runs outside right after the gif ends!

lol i run a linux system nuff said!

wait, people mean something seriously on this site?