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If light goes fast, than do black holes go slow, or slow it down, or speed it up or turn it into something else, like plants do with solar energy
 

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If light goes fast, than do black holes go slow, or slow it down, or speed it up or turn it into something else, like plants do with solar energy

I'm not up enough on my science to answer this fully - but I've read enough in the past to be aware that nothing can escape a black hole - not even light. Gravity is too strong. Once light (or anything else for that matter) hits the 'event horizon' - that's it. It's all over. Which is why a black hole is named as such.

What happens thereafter to whatever passes beyond the event horizon... well, that's a different matter entirely. One that I really don't know enough about although popular theories as well as speculation exist.
 
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