Forget about all that algebra and imagine this: You've got your back towards the event horizon and you start falling inwards. Your eyes are open. When you were outside the horizon, in your field of vision you could see the night sky- dark,studded with stars.
Now when you fall across the horizon, how would that image of the night sky get altered? The longer you fall, the more drastically that image would alter.
If you figure out, please dont post it all around coz that might screw my paper!

• It should not change - yanniru - March 5, 2002 - 14:21 UTC
• It gets altered long before.. - bruce - March 5, 2002 - 22:05 UTC
  • Across the horizon - dopplerduck - March 8, 2002 - 16:33 UTC
  • Lensed - dopplerduck - March 25, 2002 - 16:55 UTC