Black+Holes

Black Holes are a great mystery to mankind. They've never been personally studied and that's because they are more than a couple lightyears away. Since it's physically impossible to travel into a Black Hole and is very dangerous to do it anyway we will do our best to give the best idea of a Black Hole.//**
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 * //What is// //Black Hole..//  black hole is something that is so compact that gravitational force is so strong that it can prevent light or anything else from escaping. Pretty much the normal gravity of the black hole the bigger or smaller the item the more gravitational on the surface. Even light can't escape the black hole ,the fastest thing in the universe. So what do you think would happen if you went into a black hole? Think about it? It will come to you. Or maybe not. That's why we made this site. What is inside a black hole.. We don't really know what is in a Black Hole. Cause we've not advanced enough to stay out of the pull of a black hole. There are theories that all the matter that the black hole. To look inside a black hole we'd need to understand gravity and mix it with the theory that discribes the behavior of matter on the smallest scales. **======

**How is a Black Hole Formed.. ** A black hole is born when an object become unable to withstand the compressing force of its own gravity. Now there is a limit to these current "objects". Like the Sun and the Earth can never become a black holes. Their gravity is not sufficent enough to over power the atomic and nuclear forces of their insides, and they can resist compression. But when your messing with waaaayyy bigger objects or masses then gravity is going to be the head-champion. Blacks Holes that are stellar-mass start with a bang. They form when a ,that is like twenty-five times the size of the Sun, runs out of it's nuclear fuel. That star then EXPLODES as a supernova. The remains of that star is a Black Hole, it is usually only a few times heavier that our Sun. That is because that the explosion has blown much of the heavy stuff or stellar marterial away. That's pretty much all we can give because we know less about stellar-massive Black Holes than any other kind of Black Holes

**As you can see this is a diagram that shows what we know about the inside and outside of a black hole. The inner event and the outer event horizon are pretty much the same thing and that's because even though they are on the inside and the ouside they do the same thing. If you've seen the pictures of a black hole than you see the whiteness of a black hole around the outer and inner edge. They are like a ring and/or a long stretch of things. Behind the inner horizen is the black hole itself.(Look below for a lame man's way of thinking of black hole.)
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Now this is a picture of a black hole you got the edge that is the static limit and inner,outer horizon. Then that little ball in the middle is the black hole. Now there is also a spiral and that's the magnetic field. Let's think about your kitchen sink or something. You turn on the water and it begins to pour. It spirals around the sink until it gets into the middle and goes down the drain. Now not always does something that is near a black hole will go into it but that's another topic.

**How do Black holes get bigger..** There is cases on Black Holes getting bigger. ( Look down below to see a picture of it) These picture are either ideas of what a black hole joining looks like are real based on fact kind of stuff. This picture above is really big black hole joining with another smaller black hole. Now that the smaller black hole is in the magnetic field of the black hole that is bigger its a gonner. It will soon joing wit it and get way bigger. The one to the right is a black hole joining with a star but no really in some sense. It is actually sucking gas of the star which makes the black hole live a little longer thatn it would without the gas.

If you want to know more on black holes than visit the sites we got all this infromation from.

www.hubblesite.org well not too many at least.