Why even light can't escape in black hole horizon?
Why even light can't escape in black hole horizon?
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simplemind
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What eventually happens to mlafi black hole na hiyo insatiable craving yake?
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Black hole iliyopo karibu yake zitajaribu kuungana na kuform a new large blackhole.Star, planets zote za karibu hazitasalimika,,, japo kuna nadharia nyingi zingine zinasema kama kuna black hole basi pia kuna white hole
White hole
Yenyewe ipo upande wa pili wa black hole ambapo vyote ambavyo blackhole inavimeza yenyewe huvitema kwa kumaanisha huenda a new universe ikawa formed there
(black hole ni mimba ya new universe)
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simplemind
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Black holes swallow light and everything. Good news Black hole eventually evaporate by Hawking radiation. Hilo nalo jambo venginevo dunia nzima pamoja na chama tawala vingemezwa!
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KENZY
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ngoja lije liyeyuke la galaxy yetu mtalia na kusaga mapengo!,maana nyota sayari na madubwasha mengine yatakosa mwelekeo,ni mwendo wa kupigana vikumbo tu!
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But light(english) = mwanga (swahili)
I like the comment japo inamalekebisho machache sana, kwa speed ile ya light 3 × 10^8 m/s
Hata kama ingekuwa na mass kidogo kiasi gani viumbe wa duniani tungedhuliwa na mwanga wote unaotolewa na jua....
think about electron microscope...
inavyo destroy object baada ya kutazamwa kwa kutumia kifaa hicho
Conclusion: mwanga/light haina mass ni ( zero )
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Duuuh kwa hiyo tunaishi kwa dhamana.
KENZY
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ndo hivyo kila kitu kinaumuhimu wake..
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Are you a programmer?
Sorry wrong post
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Even though photons have no mass, they are still affected by gravity. That's how we can see black holes - by the way they distort the light going near them.
The reason nothing can escape a black hole is because within the event horizon, space is curved to the point where all directions are actually pointing inside.
The escape velocity from within a black hole's event horizon is faster than the speed of light, hence light cannot go at that speed and thus cannot escape
The reason nothing can escape a black hole is because within the event horizon, space is curved to the point where all directions are actually pointing inside.
The escape velocity from within a black hole's event horizon is faster than the speed of light, hence light cannot go at that speed and thus cannot escape
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hahaaaa.
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