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better yet where is the center of a black hole ?
how strong does the gravitational pull have to be to pull in light? y am i asking these things? ![]() |
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MN is too cold
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im just asking questions that no one can answer ok!
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you die, end of story, you get swashed so much that you die
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Your mass would like become infinite and you would get ripped apart instantly I guess.
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I was being sarcastic.
And yes, a black hole is so huge that if you got sucked in, you'd die before you reahed the center because it takes too long.
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There is a wormhole (a wormhole is a black hole anyway). But all of the matter sucked in is sent somewhere else, and we think it comes out of a white hole. Think of a water pump/
sucky end = black hole shooty end = white hole
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actually, no, a black hole is not "so huge"; it's really quite small. It's just infinitely dense, so it has a rather large gravity well, obviously.
And the center of a black hole is in the center, obviously. What would happen to you then is that you would be stretched out into nothingness once you cross the event horizon and after that is a big question mark, another problem of dealing with infinities. There is nothing that would survive it without structurally breaking down, so we will probably never know. These questions really aren't that hard, you just refuse to think about it logically. The idea of a wormhole is possible, I guess. I've never been all too impressed by what I've read on it to consider it true, and even if it was a reality, the forces encountered while traversing the black hole would be too extreme to survive, so I don't see any point in fanticizing about it. White holes are the product of a need to balance equations, but there isn't really any proof it does exist. The laws of physics tend to break down at these extremes and don't make much sense, so either our laws for governing the universe are not entirely correct or our math can't handle it. Neither one of these conclusions are satisfactory to theorists, so you get white holes.
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Wikipedia is your friend for matters of factual knowledge rather than opinion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole
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Wikipedia is crap. If ther are spelling mistakes in an ecyclopedia, how reliable can it be? AND there are known mistakes on the information.
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it's hard to have an unbiased opinion when you use "conveniently explains" and "nicely explains" for something to exist.
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i see said the blind man who peed into a black hole ??? that was retarded my friend really retarded
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so you're psychizophrenic now?
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You'd be murdered before you get within a lightyear of a black whole... Extreme electron spouts are quite destructive and effect a lot..
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