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Do we have any idea how far the "surface" of a black hole is below the event horizon?

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AMA Request: anybody currently or formerly at Fox News who can confirm all the horrible things we already know are true about the propoganda organization

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How does time pass "from the perspective of the photon" when it gets trapped in a black hole?

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How are dilated pupils effective at blocking out light, when i can see through many thicker things, such as my eyelids?

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Planets orbiting around a star makes sense to me, how it can be stable. Star clusters don't look so stable. Shouldnt star clusters look more like a solar system? i.e. the way it looks to me, they should be colliding alot more often locally.

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Do we have any idea how far the "surface" of a black hole is below the event horizon?	1	askscience
AMA Request: anybody currently or formerly at Fox News who can confirm all the horrible things we already know are true about the propoganda organization	0	IAmA
How does time pass "from the perspective of the photon" when it gets trapped in a black hole?	0	askscience
How are dilated pupils effective at blocking out light, when i can see through many thicker things, such as my eyelids?	0	askscience
Planets orbiting around a star makes sense to me, how it can be stable. Star clusters don't look so stable. Shouldnt star clusters look more like a solar system? i.e. the way it looks to me, they should be colliding alot more often locally.	0	askscience