Time and space act absurdly inside and around black hole Space-time curves

infinitely around black holes. That is, if you set out for a black-hole landing in your exceptionally high-powered spaceship, as you near the black hole you will notice something peculiar. The size of the black hole will seem to visually increase at a much faster rate than your decreasing distance from it. Also, Gravitational time dilation can be observed. For example, if you happen to fall in a black hole across the event horizon (which is as unlikely as winning a lottery 10 times in a row), everything outside will seem to pace up, moving in a fast forward motion. Whereas, a person observing you from outside will watch you fall in a slow motion. This is concomitant with the Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity, which states that a person on a space trip will age at a slower rate that the people on Earth.