How Dark Energy Makes Black Holes Less Destructive ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Can you fall into a McVittie black hole? Will you survive?"
Dark energy turns falling into a black hole from a catastrophe into a risky journey.
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Usually, black holes tear apart anything that approaches the horizon. But new work showed: if dark energy exists in the universe, a falling object could remain intact. So, the mysterious expansion of the cosmos can protect against destructive tidal forces.
🎯 The supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* at the center of the Milky Way holds onto a gas cloud, despite cosmic expansion—its gravity is stronger than the cosmic stretching.
🎬 In “Interstellar,” astronauts survive inside a black hole; perhaps dark energy in their universe acted as an invisible guardian.