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Re:New type of black holes – Non interacting low-mass black ... by gigatexal on Thursday October 31, 2019 @09:42PM (#21415596)
Yeah either the calculator is wrong or I don’t know what I’m talking about. Gravity at the surface of the black hole or the event horizon may well be 1G but all world lines point towards the singularity. I think what is missing is a sufficiently large black hole would have a really low average density at the event horizon thus you wouldn’t get speghettified instantly due to the huge discrepancy of gravity on different parts of your body.
Re:New type of black holes – Non interacting low-mass black ... by deepsun on Friday November 01, 2019 @03:36AM (#21416876)
Yeah, black hole "radius" (not volume) grows linearly with it's mass. So very heavy black holes aren't that "dense".