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 Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey
That said, I agree with your hyperbole of "trillions of years" as a nice work around. I have it in my head, though that it's the opposite, really. That the observer sees their own time passing as "normal" and that the "distant" times they observe are always slowed, never sped up.
Waitaminit now. My interpretation of gravitational time dilation:
Person A observing the black hole from a weak gravitational field. Experiences time at 1 sec/sec.
Person B at 1 nanometer from the EH of a black hole. Experiences time at 1 sec/sec.
Person A observes Person B's clock ticking very slowly at 1/X B's seconds per A's seconds, where x is approaching zero.
Person B observes Person A's clock ticking very quickly at X A's seconds per B's second, where 1/x is approaching infinite.
Is this wrong?
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