Question:
one more question regarding black holes...what will happen if one gets sucked into a black hole ?
confusedo_O
2009-05-28 01:55:46 UTC
n thanx for all those who answerd my first question..especially DR.KAII.. :)
Six answers:
er
2009-05-28 08:26:49 UTC
Let's take your photo as an example.Imagine your are the center of the black hole ( SINGULARITY ) The creases of the sheet around you is space time been drag towards you, do to your attractive force.Anybody falling on your gravity well will be atomized,stretched, and accelerated beyond recognition.It' a very happy way to end up.
Dr. Kaii
2009-05-28 02:17:24 UTC
A personal thanks? Why I am blushing!



Anyway, as for this question, it is kind of hard to answer what would happen if you were sucked into a black hole. The truth is we don't really know. In black holes, everything is completely different to normal space, and we simply cannot figure it out properly.



I have heard 2 theories of what happens. One is that...nothing happens. You go in and stay there forever (or perhaps come out in a different part of the universe, or even more creepy - a different universe altogether!). Another is that you get completely spaghettified as the gravitational difference between your feet and your head gets strong enough to completely rip you apart. Then the shear forces take apart every atom of your body.



The interesting thing is, BOTH of these different out comes are described by the same theory. This means that the universe see's you ripped to shreds, but you feel absolutely nothing! How weird is that? I told you black holes don't make sense.



One more thing I should say is that when you are on the edge of the black hole, time will stop for you. You will not notice a change, but you will suddenly see the universe go by really fast, and anyone looking at you from far away would see you "frozen" in time....



Hope this gave you something to think about - black holes are definately one of the most exotic and fascinating parts of the universe.
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2016-11-07 03:40:36 UTC
definite, they get greater, the two bodily in length and via mass. A black hollow could have the two an obsevable mass and length and the two could boost via a predictable volume while it absorbs yet another merchandise of prevalent mass. It can not be stated that the difficulty a black hollow ingests 'is going' everywhere. it remains there on the grounds which you are able to 'sense it' via gravity. actually, count could properly be destroyed. A nuclear reactor, hypothetical count-antimatter reactor or perhaps a automobile battery lose mass as they do their jobs of turning out to be potential. A small yet very important fraction of the mass of a supernova is lost while it explodes, the loss being switched over to potential. potential is conserved even nevertheless. you are able to no longer wreck potential and you're able to't wreck count without an equivalent yield of potential being produced consequently.
2009-05-28 09:57:02 UTC
The two black holes would just merge and become a bigger black hole. If they are sufficiently large, they might also release a great deal of energy in the process; merging black holes may even be the cause for what we observe as gamma ray bursts.
PillarOfAutumn
2009-05-28 04:02:27 UTC
if you get sucked into a black hole you will most likely get teared apart because of all the gravity in the hole.

For more info go to this page:

http://www.astro.uio.no/ita/sortehull.html

it is in NORWEGIAN but just use the google translate program.
Ankit
2009-05-28 02:57:20 UTC
i don't know please tell me your name


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