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srikkanth_kn
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To Physicists/Administrators/Moderators:
The following two facts raises a doubt
1) "No influence can travel from inside the Event horizon of a black
hole to the outside of it AT or below the speed of LIGHT (V<=C)."
2) "Gravitational influence travels AT (or below?) the speed of light only".
The question is how the GRAVITY itself of a mass say, 'X' -which is located INSIDE the Event horizon of a Super Massive Black hole can influence a particle say, 'Y' which is located OUTSIDE the Event horizon IF at all gravity CAN'T cross the Event horizon at V=C?
Eventually if 'X' so can't influence 'Y' then this Black holes can't GROW anyway by swallowing any such 'X' (it looks like a paradox as gravity is proportional to matter inside the black hole). Thanks.
(I'm a new comer looking for some answers.Please help)
The following two facts raises a doubt
1) "No influence can travel from inside the Event horizon of a black
hole to the outside of it AT or below the speed of LIGHT (V<=C)."
2) "Gravitational influence travels AT (or below?) the speed of light only".
The question is how the GRAVITY itself of a mass say, 'X' -which is located INSIDE the Event horizon of a Super Massive Black hole can influence a particle say, 'Y' which is located OUTSIDE the Event horizon IF at all gravity CAN'T cross the Event horizon at V=C?
Eventually if 'X' so can't influence 'Y' then this Black holes can't GROW anyway by swallowing any such 'X' (it looks like a paradox as gravity is proportional to matter inside the black hole). Thanks.
(I'm a new comer looking for some answers.Please help)