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I was wondering what is known about the speed of objects falling to the centre of a Black Hole?
If a number of identical objects, initially located outside the event horizon, were propelled at varying speeds towards a black hole, would that variability be maintained as they pass through the horizon and all the way to the centre, or would they all approach some limiting speed?
Inside the event horizon, could an object overtake another if it's initial speed was higher, yet because they were propelled at different times, it passed through the horizon after the other?
If a number of identical objects, initially located outside the event horizon, were propelled at varying speeds towards a black hole, would that variability be maintained as they pass through the horizon and all the way to the centre, or would they all approach some limiting speed?
Inside the event horizon, could an object overtake another if it's initial speed was higher, yet because they were propelled at different times, it passed through the horizon after the other?