What if you fell into a Black Hole?

[CommentGod]

The cameraman is the only one that went inside a black hole 💀

[nehalmathew]

All the yo mama jokes in the universe.

[artekfin]

They are the definition of scary and intriguing at the same time

[satyamgrover]

if our universe is a black hole,
and it contains several other black holes,
and those black holes contain more black holes,
it means,


OMG IT'S A FRICKING INFINITE LOOP

[bijisivakumar]

"what if u fell inside a black hole?"

So, basically a black hole is a reminant of a star(usually formed by supernovas, it could also be formed from other extreme conditions such as a kilonova explosion).in simple terms, a black hole is an object(or region) which is formed by matter being squished so much that it collapse into a black hole.a black hole is believed to have a singularity(an object which has zero size and infinite gravity) in its centre.So as Einstein says that gravity is the bending of the fabric of space, this means it could be a wormhole.So, while ur entering the black hole that is passing the event horizon, u might see yourself a infinite times as light kinda rotates the black hole before entering it.The condition of ur body depends on the black hole, if its small, there is a higher chance of u being crushed into atoms(which is called spaghettification).On the other hand, if the black hole's big, u might not be crushed into atoms for a while.Well that is until u reach the singularity.

Here, Kobi says that there might be a universe inside the black hole but however i don't think that's true because a black hole literally bends space and time itself.A black hole might be considered as a wormhole

Well thats what i think about black holes and this is all in my own words so if there are any grammatical errors pls excuse me😅😅😅😅

[sibs]

Fellow 9th grader here. Some people may not understand what the phrase “becoming redshifted over time” means. In astronomy, "becoming redshifted over time" refers to the phenomenon where light or other electromagnetic radiation from distant objects in the universe appears to shift towards longer (redder) wavelengths as it travels through space. This redshift is a result of the universe's expansion, causing light waves to stretch out over time.

[zwzqclips]

That last short before going to bed: 💀💀💀

[tfg]

"black holes are truly freaky"

[Xmood]

I remember the first time I learned about black holes ☠️

[soloxios]

If you fell in a black hole you would see the universe end with you.

[Easter-Egg-Gaming]

We don't notice the black holes until we notice their effects on the other matter.
There could be one in our solar system and we would have no idea 💀

[The_Engineerr]

Wdym, it's proven there are infinite amount of bookshelves in a blackhole.

[OrcaPlays]

Inside a black hole is literally the past.

[player_unknown]

Fun Fact: There may be thousands or maybe millions of black holes in our universe, but we may never know

[Cronncrow]

what if i put the end of an insanely stong string to a black hole

[tsqgmne]

Everything you've mentioned about the black holes are correct. The Einstein Theory, we are unsure of, but it's definitely possible. We do like black holes, although they're scary when you go close to them. If you spent only a minute beside a black hole, a year or so would go by really fast. So, be aware for those who want to travel to a black hole.

[HongNguyen-bjns]

I'm sure u can leave black hole becuz in the other side of black hole there white hole, which u can exit out of blackhole

[Calskidal]

This feels oddly similar to the Veritasium video made just a few days ago…

[NickLinke]

I think the misconception is that it is a hole. That's not accurate. It's an extremely dense object with gravity so intense light can't escape. It's still a massive object. In the very center of it that's the size of a pinhole nobody knows what's going on because it's more matter then can fit in that space with our modern understanding of physics. It is not a wormhole or any kind of hole. You have to pass through the endless mass of that object to get to the center. Problem is if you even get near it the gravity will shred you into a stream of molecules

[Noone]

Can radio frequency escape a black hole?