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True. According to general relativity, for an observer falling with a collapsing star (or into a black hole), the time required to cross the event horizon and reach the singularity is finite when measured in their own proper t...

"If we placed a camera on the surface of a collapsing star, for it the process would last a finite and very short moment. Such an observer would cross the horizon and reach the singularity in a finite proper time." "Gdybyśmy umieścili kamerę na powierzchni zapadającej się gwiazdy, to dla niej proces trwałby skończoną i to bardzo krótką chwilę. taki obserwator przekroczyłby horyzont i dotarł do osobliwości w skończonym czasie własnym."
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…m technicznie rzecz biorąc, czy nie powinniśmy obserwować jedynie zamrożonych gwiazd, obiektów wiecznie zapadających się, ale nigdy nie domykających horyzontu? Odpowiedź głównego nurtu fizyki brzmi: To kwestia perspektywy. W teorii względności nie ma jednego uniwersalnego czasu. No bo to co widzi obserwator zewnętrzny to tylko jedna strona medalu. Gdybyśmy umieścili kamerę na powierzchni zapadającej się gwiazdy, to dla niej proces trwałby skończoną i to bardzo krótką chwilę. taki obserwator przekroczyłby horyzont i dotarł do osobliwości w skończonym czasie własnym. Tak. Natomiast fakt, że my tego nie widzimy, nie oznacza, że to się nie wydarzyło. To tak jakbyśmy stwierdzili, że statek, który zniknął za horyzontem na oceanie przestał istnieć, no bo no bo go w sumie nie widzimy. Tak. Natomiast przeciwnicy czarnych dziur wyciągają też cięższe działa. Wchodzimy w temat promieniowania Hawkinga. Steven Hawking udo…

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