Is that a 2-dimensional black hole?
If it is 2-dimensional, why doesn't it get sucked into the black hole and disappear? If it is 3-dimensional, why does it not pass in front or behind, why does it circumnavigate it, so-to-speak?
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If it is 2-dimensional, why doesn't it get sucked into the black hole and disappear? If it is 3-dimensional, why does it not pass in front or behind, why does it circumnavigate it, so-to-speak?