Quote from: Astargath on May 12, 2015, 08:06:35 PM

The speed of light is the maximum speed because photons have no mass so they cannot accelerate more than that, how can something that has no mass be atracted by a black hole (gravity)

There is no such thing as a black hole. They cannot exist under any theory. For example, Black holes cannot
exist in a Big Bang theory universe. Nor vice verse.

What a black hole is, is a super massive focal point of electric current. All massive celestial objects have electrical potentials
that govern their behavior. These potentials interact with massive electrical circuits that connect every star and galaxy
together. What is currently known about so called black holes is not entirely untrue. There is simply a gross misunderstanding
in mainstream theories of physics. There are also liars. For example, big name scientists who focus on gravity being the
dominant force in the universe are a huge problem keeping humanity in the dark. It is electromagnetism that is
billions upon billions of times stronger than gravitation. Gravity is a byproduct of electromagnetism.

If you want to understand what a black hole is, let alone your own body, I highly suggest you become more familiar
with electricity and plasma interactions.