I know that if you get too close to the singularity of a black hole, that the gravitational pull would rip us apart. In an theorical scenario, if NASA, developed a craft that went either as fast or over the speed of light and head straight into a black hole. Would it be possible to survive the massive gravitational pull, or would it only kill us faster. Please no rude comments.
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The only correct answer is "I don't know." I believe in a universe of infinite possibility. I believe the answer is yes but we would have to come up with a way of surviving the black hole. Nothing is impossible. Perhaps we could make an encoder, that would encode your entire self right before you get ripped apart, beam the contents of your entire self perhaps through morse code or something with pulses of light and have a decoder on the other end of the black hole, which is a white hole possibly, that would decode the message and reassemble you exactly as you were before you went in, memories, scars, tattoos and personality traits and all.
We would not be limited to that solution either. It is becoming more accepted that the center of the black hole is not an infinitely small, one dimensional point in space but rather a small spinning disk with a specific measurable circumference. It is still very very small, but not infinitely small. What that means is perhaps we could enlarge that center big enough for a space ship to fit in, if perhaps that ship was outfitted with some type of antigravity producing hardware that would be strong enough to combat the forces of gravity of the black hole. This could be possible by harnessing negative energy that is produced by dark matter perhaps. This currently way beyond our current levels of technology and knowledge about the universe but NOT physically impossible.
The word atom comes from the greek atomis which means indivisible. For thousands of years splitting the atom was so impossible that it was not even up for conjecture or debate. Possible is limited only human ingenuity.
We would not be limited to that solution either. It is becoming more accepted that the center of the black hole is not an infinitely small, one dimensional point in space but rather a small spinning disk with a specific measurable circumference. It is still very very small, but not infinitely small. What that means is perhaps we could enlarge that center big enough for a space ship to fit in, if perhaps that ship was outfitted with some type of antigravity producing hardware that would be strong enough to combat the forces of gravity of the black hole. This could be possible by harnessing negative energy that is produced by dark matter perhaps. This currently way beyond our current levels of technology and knowledge about the universe but NOT physically impossible.
The word atom comes from the greek atomis which means indivisible. For thousands of years splitting the atom was so impossible that it was not even up for conjecture or debate. Possible is limited only human ingenuity.