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Old 26-June-2008, 04:43 PM
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2. since an observer can (must) fall into a black hole at less than the speed of light (think of light cones; even at the event horizon itself such an observer is not falling "faster than light"), an observer can (must) emerge from a white hole at less than the speed of light.
I am saying at the EH. the emitted needs to be at the speed of light.
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