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    • https://phys.libretexts.org/Courses/Skidmore_College/Introduction_to_General_Relativity/03%3A_Schwarzschild_Orbits/3.05%3A_Inside_the_Black_Hole
      To see what happens inside of a black hole, we need to use a metric other than the Schwarzschild metric since the Schwarzschild metric has problems at r=2M . There is actually another spherically sym...To see what happens inside of a black hole, we need to use a metric other than the Schwarzschild metric since the Schwarzschild metric has problems at r=2M . There is actually another spherically symmetric solution to the Einstein Field Equations called the Global Rain metric. The word "rain" is a reference to the fact that the T-coordinate is measured by steadily infalling clocks.

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