Chuck Nice

I'm planning to do this speeding my spaceship close to the event horizon of the black hole.

Questions.

Is this even possible?

If yes, how would I experience the event?

Two, using strong gravitational pull of the black hole and the slingshot maneuver, could my supersonic spaceship speed beyond light speed?

I'm a 13-year-old student aspiring to be an astro or theoretical physicist.

Good for you.

In Budapest.

In Budapest, yes.

No, no.

You know why?

Because everybody thinks of Slingshot as this.

The two prongs that you put a projectile, you pull it back, and then you release it, and then the projectile just goes, taking all the energy of the recoil from the pullback.

Mm-hmm.

propelling it forward, but the way you explain slingshots, gravitational slingshots, it's not really a slingshot.

It's not at all.

So you get in, and now you're just falling inside of the black hole.

And the closer you get to the center, that's when the title forces start messing you all up.

But in the beginning, you're just like,

Oh, well, this ain't bad at all.