length expansion

The meteoroids in outer space come into our atmosphere crashing and collide with into the earth. Objects that fall into the sun with more gravity than earth are quickly sucked into the flames of the sun. Needless to say, in the case of a black hole that has more gravity than the earth or the sun, all objects are sucked into the singularity of the black hole. However, if the theory of length contraction is correct, the story is a little different. If the length contraction is truly correct, all objects are gathered on the horizon of the black hole event, and nothing falls into the singularity of the black hole. This is not true, and if the length contraction is correct, it is. An object that passes through the horizon and faces a singular point is infinitely stretched due to the tidal gravity of the black hole. This is also the opposite of the theory of length contraction. If the length contraction is correct, the singularity of the black hole cannot exist, and if the sing...