/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>5869595

Ok /sci/, total casual here, just gonna put what I think the answer is and watch the endless shitstorm.

Wouldn't the answer be both depending on where you are observing the black hole from? Theoretically, if you were inside the black hole looking outwards into "space" you would appear to be moving.

If you are observing the black hole from say, Earth, it would appear to be static because it bends the light around itself. Since light is essentially the existance of matter, it bends space around itself rather than going through space. Much like a boulder in a stream redirects water.

Any correction would be nice, I'm trying to learn.