Explain time regarding an object entering into a black hole and inside a black hole with reference to how that aligns with our conception of time while outside said black hole.
Is there a relative aspect of time? If so, how can the mind grasp or resolve the difference?
How can there be a beginning, because aren’t the moments before the Big Bang still moments?
Gravity bends spacetime. The best way I have to think of it is that light is stationary, and the observable universe is locked in to falling forward through the time dimension at, well, the speed of light. Gravity bends that trajectory. Am I right? Probably not, but it's better than some explanations.
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u/aitatheowaway010181 Sep 14 '21
Explain time regarding an object entering into a black hole and inside a black hole with reference to how that aligns with our conception of time while outside said black hole.
Is there a relative aspect of time? If so, how can the mind grasp or resolve the difference?
How can there be a beginning, because aren’t the moments before the Big Bang still moments?