Linguine
Professional people pleaser
- Sep 2, 2024
- 2
I love the thinking about how space and time would distort around me during my final moments. It would be beautiful. I would be able to experience the laws of physics breaking.
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The laws are bad enough as it is.We really don't know anything about this place,called the universe and we are floating on an almost round ball,in who knows where.Best bet is permanent sleep.I have had enough of this garbage.
I don't want to wake up again.Anywhere or at anytime.
ILikeJollybee
I like cheesecake :D
- Oct 13, 2024
- 9
I imagine it would be painful. Being turned into a noodle doesn't seem ideal
But it would be kind of cool to be remembered as the person who died being sucked into a black hole
cryone
Experienced
- Nov 23, 2023
- 267
even as a space enthusiast, im terrified of the idea. but to each their own lol
Aimiya
Autism
- Nov 24, 2023
- 30
Thought about that after watching Interstellar, but i imagine it'd be faster than our brains can process(?) feel free to prove me wrong
notadaisy
already wilted
- Feb 7, 2023
- 94
as a science geek, it kind of sounds cool.. but we wouldn't know what could happen. what if i just end up floating endlessly in a space continuum and end up still being alive
identity0
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- Sep 25, 2024
- 388
You could fall in slowly, especially for a supermassive black hole like at galactic centres i think the forces are low for some distance past the event horizon, so you could be "inside" and not feel anything yet
sevennn
Warlock
- Sep 11, 2024
- 701
weewooo ctb by spaghetification let's go. jk i used to be super scared the collider will end the world in 2012 by opening a black hole that will swallow us all. i was mentally preparing for that one as a child for 3 whole years. lol
Black holes really scare me. I guess it would be quick though? Would the forces be similar to being deep underwater? I imagine a whole lot of instant pressure till you're squashed.
passer-by
Home is elsewhere
- Oct 7, 2024
- 76
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