Black holes are formed when a massive star collapses at the end of its life, with its core crushing down due to gravity into an incredibly dense mass. If another star is in orbit, the black hole will pull its mass off and eject excess material via powerful jets. Anything falling into a black hole's event horizon would be stretched out and experience stronger gravitational pull the closer it gets to the singularity, where it would ultimately be crushed. Most galaxies harbor supermassive black holes at their centers that may have formed from concentrated material or accumulated mass over time by pulling in surrounding matter.
Black holes are formed when a massive star collapses at the end of its life, with its core crushing down due to gravity into an incredibly dense mass. If another star is in orbit, the black hole will pull its mass off and eject excess material via powerful jets. Anything falling into a black hole's event horizon would be stretched out and experience stronger gravitational pull the closer it gets to the singularity, where it would ultimately be crushed. Most galaxies harbor supermassive black holes at their centers that may have formed from concentrated material or accumulated mass over time by pulling in surrounding matter.
Black holes are formed when a massive star collapses at the end of its life, with its core crushing down due to gravity into an incredibly dense mass. If another star is in orbit, the black hole will pull its mass off and eject excess material via powerful jets. Anything falling into a black hole's event horizon would be stretched out and experience stronger gravitational pull the closer it gets to the singularity, where it would ultimately be crushed. Most galaxies harbor supermassive black holes at their centers that may have formed from concentrated material or accumulated mass over time by pulling in surrounding matter.
-Black holes are born when a star 10 to 15 times the size of our sun dies in a big explosion called a supernova. The only thing left after the explosion is the core which then ther is nothing to repel gravity so gravity crushes the stars core into a incredibly small space giving it incredible gravity and creating a black hole.
Black Holes in Binary Systems
If the other star survives the explosion then the newly formed black hole it will pull the other stars mass off it. When it has pulled too much it will eject the excess via qazar and still keep pulling things towards it.
The Black Hole Sensation
Anything that gets pulled into a black hole is streched into just one atom wide.If you fell into the event horizon (the place where you were beyond help) feet first you would feel a bigger pull on your feet than your head.The streching effect would continue to get worse as you aproched the singularity(the point in the center where all the matter piles up)and eventually you would be crusched by the powerful gravity.Someone looking at you from a safe disance would see you as red as light struggles to escape.Long after you had been pulled toward it that person would see you hovering over the rim then disapper.
Supermassive Black Holes
Most galaxies like the milky way have supermassive black holes in the center. some experts belive that supermassive black holes were created when a bunch of matierail were pushed together.others think that the black holes just pulled everything o form the galxie.
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