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Re: A black hole cannot pull light backward
Posted:
Nov 14, 2011 6:43 PM
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On Nov 14, 1:57 pm, Tom Roberts <tjrob...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> On 11/13/11 11/13/11 - 3:34 PM, james thomas wrote:
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> > [... uninformed nonsense]
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> Replying to the subject: In GR a black hole DOES "pull light backward".
Tom where does the C speed go?
No. It does not slow down under gravity Like Matter.
You apparently are some kind of idiot.
James
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> One of the best definitions of the event horizon of a black hole is that it is a
> closed trapped surface. That is, the horizon is closed (has no boundary), and
> trapped -- every non-spacelike (timelike or null) trajectory that intersects the
> surface goes into its interior. That means no object can escape, and even light
> that is initially emitted outward from the horizon actually goes inward. AFAICT
> that contradicts your claim "cannot pull light backward".
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> Tom Roberts
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