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Falling into a supermassive black hole, you wouldn't feel the tidal forces stretching you out, not at first. The event horizon would pass unnoticed.
Your friends watching from afar would see your image freeze, redshift, and dim, never quite crossing the point of no return.
You, however, would still be falling. You might even see the entire future of the universe play out before tidal forces finally took hold.
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“What you would actually see falling into a black hole”Each scene’s picture was made from the prompt beside it.
Scene 01
Image prompt: A lone astronaut in a futuristic suit, gently drifting towards a shimmering, ethereal black hole in the vast darkness of space, surrounded by distant stars.
Scene 02
Image prompt: Two astronauts in a spaceship cockpit, looking intently at a distant, rapidly dimming and reddening point of light that represents their friend.
Scene 03
Image prompt: An astronaut's view from inside the black hole, showing extremely warped and accelerated images of galaxies forming and dying in rapid succession.
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