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Hawkin Radiation (light) Moves With The Same Speed C.

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Posted by Alexander on January 18, 2002 03:03:01 UTC

Light moves with the same speed c in any gravitational field. So, Hawkins radiation can not slow down or speed up near event horizon. Photons are still moving with the same 3x108 m/sec far, near and inside event horizon.

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Who says? - splat - January 19, 2002 - 20:59 UTC
- The radial velocity... - bruce - January 19, 2002 - 23:16 UTC
  - So you're saying... - splat - January 21, 2002 - 02:44 UTC
    - No - bruce - January 22, 2002 - 22:19 UTC
      - Thank you - splat - January 25, 2002 - 03:53 UTC
- Hawkins radiation. - alexander - January 24, 2002 - 23:56 UTC

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