Time and light can be sucked in by black hole?

Answer 1

The question implies that time can somehow cease to exist. However time can not be destroyed or 'uncreated', since time is neither matter nor energy - both of which, some theorize, can be crushed into the singularity of a Black Hole.

AnswerA Black Hole can swallow up time in the sense that the passage of time for the space and matter trapped within the event horizon would also be effected and trapped. Time could appear to stop or very nearly stop inside a black hole.

So a perceived swallowing of time might be appropriate depending on ones accepted definitions and position on the properties of time.

Answer 2

The gravity of a black hole pulls in light but not time. Time around a black hole is, however, highly distorted. Time goes slower closer to a black hole and, from an outside perspective, comes to a stop at the event horizon.

Answer 3

Black holes have such strong gravitational pull that even light cannot escape from their grasp, which is why they appear black. This phenomenon is known as the event horizon. Additionally, time near a black hole can be severely distorted due to the extreme gravitational forces.

Answer 4

A dark hole can suck in anything including light. Time is what makes anything exist. Dark holes can't suck in time, but concluding from Einstein it can bend time.