Falling Into a Black Hole

1. Approaching the Black Hole As you get closer, gravity becomes

stronger because black holes have immense mass in a very tiny space. Time begins to slow

down (according to Einstein’s relativity). To a distant observer, you appear to freeze in time just outside

the black hole’s edge — the event horizon — and your light slowly fades away.

⚫ 2. Crossing the Event Horizon Once you pass the event horizon,

nothing — not even light — can escape. You wouldn’t notice a sharp boundary; it feels like continuing

to fall normally. But at this point, there’s no return. Communication or light signals can’t

escape back out. 🧬 3. Spaghettification Begins Gravity at your