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Send Your Name To Mars - Mars 2020 Perseverance - NASA event

Have you ever wondered you are going to travel to Mars? As a common man, it is near too impossible for thinking about the situation but NASA had started a new program called Send Your Name To Mars. Under this program, NASA has started an online form filling. Link to this program will be given. To send your name to mars you have to just go through the link which I will provide you. If you do not know how to fill the form, fill your form with the science behind science- Here is the link   "Send Your Name to Mars: Future Mission" Fill the form fast and make your friends jealous of the boarding pass. But don't make them that jealous share th e link to your friends and family as fast as possible. The link is given here for how to fill form and link for the form:- Share the link fast because forms are filling fast:- https://truesciencebehindscience.blogspot.com/2021/02/send-your-name-to-mars-mars-2020.html First, you have to go through the link given below: The link will direct...
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If photons are massless then how can black hole eat them up? - truesciencebehindscience

The solution is related to gravity so, it would be a bit difficult to understand why is it so. Now we will go less towards mathematics physics just understand it with simpler examples. Let's dip into the black hole with science behind science.

 According to the laws of gravity, we can say that if photons are massless, then the Black hole can't attract them towards.

 From formulae of gravitation.


 When F=0 then there should be no attraction between them.

This is what occurs there. Assume there are some balls thrown straight to the walls but between their path, there is a hole. In which some balls will fell and some will go forward and hit the surface of the wall passing just beside the hole.

The same things occur with photon particle when they travel in a straight line the massive black hole comes in their way and they fell into the black hole. In our 3-dimensional world, the light which goes towards the black hole is engulfed by the black hole and the light which do not fall it in they proceed from just beside the enormous black hole.

As we can get balls back from the hole but, nobody knows where is the other end of black hole and where the photons have gone so, we can't get them back.

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