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This is the kind of answer I was looking for. Thanks! The only part of the question that I thought might render it sublime is the notion that some sort of harmony between Space Time Compression and the physical size of the funnel one is being sucked into could not only exist but continue evenly through the entire process. Thanks again!

Hello everyone. I am a Musician not a Physicist and thus I must apologize if the following question is mundane or even stupid. I sent it to an "Ask a Physicist" site on the net and I was told to Google Black Holes. Not satisfied with the answer I turn to you. Here's the question as I sent it: " Dear Sir, I am watching a Neil Degrasse Tyson interview in which he is describing what a decent into a black hole might feel like if it were possible to experience it. He mentioned that as time and space collapse into a funnel, you would find yourself in a rapidly shrinking space that ultimately extrudes you into sub atomic particles and beyond. In the spirit of the idea that you could be aware during the fraction of a millisecond it would take for the entire cycle to complete I ask: Would the laws of Relativity prevent you from being aware that anything was changing until there simply wasn't enough left of you to be cognizant any more? If due to compression, an object shrinks as it moves through time. Could the sensation of nothing at all occur if your mass compressed through incremental velocity and harmonized with shrinking space you were being sucked into?" Again I apologize if this question is elementary in nature. While I have a love for Cosmology and it's associated disciplines, I am not functionally literate in the finer nuances. Thanks!