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How can gravity escape out of a black hole when it is known that even light cannot escape a black hole, does this mean gravity is faster than light?
I have a question about black holes. How can gravity escape out of a black hole when it is known that even light cannot escape a black hole? Does this mean gravity is faster than light?
That's an interesting question. Although light cannot escape a black hole, the gravitational pull of a black hole extends beyond its event horizon, which is the boundary beyond which nothing can escape. This means that gravity can still affect objects outside the black hole's event horizon, and it does not necessarily mean that gravity is faster than light. Would you like to know more about black holes?