No, not even light can escape a black hole, therefore radio will be unable to broadcast signals back to Earth. (Radio is a form of light)

If NASA could send a camera into a black hole, could we then see what's inside the black hole?
Here is my problem: I have two very large lists of intervals (stored as many couples in the form {{"start point", "end point"}, ..., {"start point", "end point"}), and I want the result of the intersection of those lists.

Here is an example :

intervalsA = {{1, 2}, {3, 4}, {5, 7}, {8, 8.5}};
intervalsB = {{1.5, 3.5}, {4.1, 6}, {9, 10}};


The expected result is: overlap = {{1.5, 2}, {3, 3.5}, {5, 6}};

I tried using Interval, IntervalUnion and IntervalIntersection, but nothing worked. The only working method that I found uses Piecewise functions where each interval is set as 1. By multiplying the two piecewise functions, I have something similar to the intersection, but the solution is very inefficient.

I hope I am clear and precise enough.
