Question

What happen if I am go inside a black hole and what happens when you with time that I see.?

Answer 1

As you approach the event horizon of the black hole (the point within which nothing can escape), truly bizarre things begin to happen. An outside observer who is very far away and watching you fall in will see your time slow down so much that it approaches a complete stop! To them, you will appear to slow down and freeze as you approach the event horizon, then fade away into darkness. It is as if their time were passing by infinitely faster than yours.

So when you look out at them, the rate at which you see their time passing will approach infinitely fast. if you watch the outside world as you are falling into a black hole then you will see time evolve faster there. Everyone's watches will appear to be running faster than yours, and they will appear to be moving as if someone had pressed the "fast-forward" button.
but As soon as you get there, you are, by definition, pulled very quickly towards the center of the black hole. As this happens, you will be shredded to pieces and killed by the black hole's tidal forces (assuming this hasn't happened already), and furthermore, you will hit the singularity at the center of the black hole where nobody really knows what will happen to the material that used to be you! Whatever happens, you certainly won't get a chance to see or make sense of any of the light that is coming in from the outside. Your trip from the event horizon to the singularity is so short that most of the light from faraway distances doesn't have time to reach you so that you can see it. The fact that you will see the future depands on the amount of time that you stay in the black hole.
Since no one has any suchexperience with a black hole we can only theorise what will happen.