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How can a graviton escape from a Black Hole?

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Marked as best answer by on 19/08/2025 14:16:23

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    • How can a graviton escape from a Black Hole?
    « Reply #20 on: 05/02/2009 14:04:39 »
    Reading posts and understanding posts are two different things.

    Ever noticed how everything in the universe tends to spin, from galaxies to particles, it's almost artistic.
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