Yes, I've done this episode before about what it's like to fall into a black hole.

And yes, I want to do it again.

Why?

Because this is my show, all right?

And I can do whatever I want.

But the real reasons are that one way back when I did

that episode this is one of the earliest episodes wasn't it I said something wrong I said something

about being able to see the entire future history of the universe and yeah that's not true

and so here I am like four years later

getting around to a correction and two there's a lot of really cool stuff to talk about that i didn't

mention when i did that episode so it it's time for a Redux.

Why not?

Let's fall into a black hole again because the first time just wasn't good enough.

And I'm going to follow along here with a particular article or series of articles in one

pages I found.

And I rarely give credit because I pull sources from all over to make

these episodes, but I got to give a shout out to Andrew Hamilton, a professor at University

of Colorado, an unknown relation to Alexander Hamilton, who really dug into the physics

and made what he calls a black hole flight simulator that lets you fly around and into black holes and describes the views and what happens to the coordinate system.

And it was, I may have spent a good two or three days just playing around.

So I wanted to share some of that fun with you.

And why are we wasting any time?

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