Anonymous asked:
Heya just a quick question from a medical student, about the scenario you did with your physics buds about saving that theoretical person from a black hole. Just out of curiosity did you consult a physician on the physiological changes or damage to your theoretical victim of the blackhole? This is mainly just out of curiosity cause I've been thinking about the effects ever since and see it as a interesting question cause I really like both physics and medicine. I hope you have a nice day!
basically we confirmed that he survived with minimal spaghettification from the black hole.
Considering what spaghettification would do to a body, you could expect major joint pain and arthritis from the experience, as well as weakened muscles and a weakened circulatory system which would lead to high blood pressure as well as heart failure as time progressed
I’m mashing my physics knowledge along with whatever spare info my parents have dropped as nurses into this scenario so I could be wrong here.
