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4/22/2015 4:38:31 AM
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Because lets assume its possible to survive going into/through a black hole, we would have no way to communicate what happened to the person going into it.
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Assuming that the other end of the black hole is out of range of the radio communication frequencies
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Which it most like would be. Radio signals travel at light speed. Light speed on the scale of space is incredibly slow. So assuming that going into a black hole popped you up somewhere else. You would never be able to communicate from where you came from.
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You're making me sad
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Yes. I agree that Interstellar was a good movie, but it was completely far fetched.
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Edited by Camps: 4/22/2015 1:53:52 PMHaha I was thinking about that a little, but mostly everything I know is from my physics class. (Which isn't much apparently)
