It is not a black hole. If it was a black hole, the object would be traveling at 186,000 miles per second as it disappered into the black hole, not 56,000 miles per second.
I’m bad at math, so how many feet per second is that? ;)
They’ll need another multi-million dollar grant to recalculate that! The scientists—the scammers of the next generation.
It is not a black hole. If it was a black hole, the object would be traveling at 186,000 miles per second as it disappered into the black hole, not 56,000 miles per second.
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That’s not true. Things can cross the event horizon at varying speeds. Just like falling out of earth orbit. You don’t necessarily start your fall at terminal velocity.
Even gluons mediate their structure at c. I doubt matter can ever reach it.