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Black hole — Wikipedia
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what actually happens at the event horizon? eli5
The event horizon is the point of no return. Crossing it, nothing — not even light — can travel back out, because spacetime itself is being dragged inward faster than light can move outward.

From outside, you’d see an infalling object appear to freeze and redden. From the object’s POV, it crosses cleanly and meets the singularity inside.
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¹ Event horizon ² General relativity ³ Singularity
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…spacetime curvature near a singularity becomes formally infinite…
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Inside a singularity, the math just… breaks. Spacetime gets crushed so hard our equations stop making sense — that’s the limit of physics as we know it.
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Black hole — Wikipedia
what actually happens at the event horizon? eli5
en.wikipedia.org · 2m ago
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JWST first images — NASA
summarize what’s in the deep-field photo
nasa.gov · 14m ago
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Attention is all you need — arXiv
explain multi-head attention like i’m new
arxiv.org · yesterday
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Array.prototype.reduce() — MDN
when should i actually use reduce vs forEach?
developer.mozilla.org · 2d ago
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