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Fig. 1: The Energy Density [ J/ m 3 ] as a function of the Radius R = max 10 7 [m] of the Black Hole Fig. 2: The Energy Density [ J/ m 3 ] as a function of the Radius R = max 10 5 [m] b) Black Holes with a Singular point and Large dimensions Fig 1 represents a Black Hole with a mass of 10 35 [kg] and a radius of about 25 [km]controlled by a different mahgematical solution for equation (8).The radius of the Black Hole equals about 25 [km] which has been controlled by a different mathematical solution (19) for equation (8). [ ] 3 BH 0 0 G M ε μ - log[r] 8 π r [J / m ] e f r K       = Figure 1 and Figure 2 demonstrate the large effect of “Gravitational Intensity Shift” and “Gravitational RedShift” at the distance of 25 [km]. Over a distance of 10.000 [km] the intensity of the emitted light of the Black Hole with a mass of 10 35 [kg] falls back with a factor of 10 -51 . Also the frequency of the emitted light of the Black Hole falls back with a factor 10 -51 . Emitted light in the visible spectrum of 10 14 [Hz] falls back to a frequency of 10 -37 [Hz]. These extreme low frequencies with extreme low intensities have never been measured which has result in the name “Black Hole” for the phenomenon of “Gravitational Intensity Shift” and “Gravitational RedShift” for a large mass. It follows from equation (8) and the solutions (10) and (11) that the speed of light does not change inside and around Black Hole. Only Global Journal of Science Frontier Research ( A ) XXIV Issue IV Version I Year 2024 5 © 2024 Global Journals An Experiment to Test a New Theory in Physics, Fundamentally Different From General Relativity, by Changing the Speed of Light in Electromagnetic Interaction