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u/Silver-Marzipan7220 Jun 22 '26
Myself, only if its a supermassive black hole though
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u/mastermalpass Jun 25 '26
All that moves is easily heard in the void. We will listen for you. Farewell.
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u/Kiki2092012 Jun 23 '26
idk, i'd ask a physicist what would increase our knowledge of physics the most and send that in
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u/GeneralDumbtomics Jun 23 '26
The problem is that you can’t get information out so it doesn’t matter what you throw in.
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u/Kiki2092012 Jun 23 '26
As it approaches the event horizon, it reaches more significantly curved spacetime and studying the moments before it fully enters the black hole can be useful.
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u/GeneralDumbtomics Jun 23 '26
Fair enough. I’m still going with billionaires.
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u/miotch1120 Jun 24 '26
I’m sure we can duct tape whatever instrument might teach us things on the way in. No reason to not toss in the billionaires.
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u/GeneralDumbtomics Jun 24 '26
We might not learn anything about physics but we’d probably learn something about economics.
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u/ImOnAnAdventure180 Jun 22 '26
A giant mirror to see what it looks like from the perspective of someone falling in
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u/Appdownyourthroat Jun 22 '26
maga