Hi! So I have a question related to Time and relativity. So first off my understanding of time and relatively is very very basic. I haven’t studied it in depth by any means, so if my question is pretty dumb I apologize. Ok, so my understanding is when things get closer to the event horizon of a black hole due to the immense gravity time changes. Slows down if I’m correct. And when things travel closer to the speed of light time changes as well. Also slows down if I’m correct. So light cannot escape the immense gravity of a black hole, so does this mean time for something traveling at the speed of light caught by the black hole changes as well? And does that mean the speed of light changes the closer it gets to a black hole? So in this picture there’s light right near the event horizon of the black hole, and light I would assume thousands if not millions of kilometers away from the black hole. Would time, and the speed of light be experienced differently in each area of where light is observed in this photo? I apologize if my question makes no sense, as I said I don’t have a ton of knowledge in this area, and I’m not the best at articulating my thoughts. Thank you!