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If you were to fall into a black hole, just as anyone watching would see your time slow down until you stop forever on the event horizon, would you in turn see the entire future of the universe pan out in front of you? If not, why does the mathematics not allow this reversal of perspective?

6830 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] You’re a spider living in a young couples’ home. They have a three year old kid who inadvertently bites you. Miraculously, you survive the ordeal, but you begin to change. You become, Man-Spider...

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Exoplanets - is it lucky to find one?

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The brain lacks nerves and so doesn’t feel pain or physical sensation. Why is it then that when you think or try to solve a problem, you can essential feel the process going on in your head, as opposed to some other body part, for example, your chest?

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How do palaeontologists tell the difference between the fossils of distinct species and the fossils of hybrids?

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If you were to fall into a black hole, just as anyone watching would see your time slow down until you stop forever on the event horizon, would you in turn see the entire future of the universe pan out in front of you? If not, why does the mathematics not allow this reversal of perspective?	6830	askscience
[WP] You’re a spider living in a young couples’ home. They have a three year old kid who inadvertently bites you. Miraculously, you survive the ordeal, but you begin to change. You become, Man-Spider...	26	WritingPrompts
Exoplanets - is it lucky to find one?	6	askscience
The brain lacks nerves and so doesn’t feel pain or physical sensation. Why is it then that when you think or try to solve a problem, you can essential feel the process going on in your head, as opposed to some other body part, for example, your chest?	1	askscience
How do palaeontologists tell the difference between the fossils of distinct species and the fossils of hybrids?	1	askscience