Black Holes

By Hermes

Table Of Contents
1 Introduction
2 How black holes form
3 Time difference
4 Spaghettification
5 Singularity
6 How black holes die out

Introduction
Did you know that every thing in the universe
has what its known as a schwarzschild radius
that were you to collapse the entire matter on
itself, its density will be so great that not even
light could escape from it you would have a
black hole. It has infinite gravity which means it
can shred anything including stars, planets,
solar systems,supper massive stars,even
neutron stars.

How Black Holes Form

Black holes can form when a super massive star dies. They can also form
when two neutron stars collide. They can also form at the center of a galaxy,
when billions and tons of dust and other matter get together. The matter can
collapse on itself to make an enormous black hole. They can last almost a
googol years.

Googol has 100 zeroes! If we wrote it out, that would be

1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
That could take us almost an hour to write!

Time Difference
Imagine you are on a space shuttle. Time
would seem to pass normally but if you got
near a black hole, time outside the shuttle
would slow down. You wouldnt notice time
being stretched, you also wouldnt see the
black hole until you got to a point where things
start to hurt. Uh oh!

Spaghettification
Everything that gets to this point will be
stretched. For instance, if you were to go in a
black hole feet first, the force of gravity on your
feet would be much stronger than the force of
gravity on your head. You would be stretched
out as your atoms and molecules were ripped
apart. You will look like a piece of spaghetti!
That is why this is called spaghettification.

Singularity
The singularity is the center of a black hole
which has infinite gravity. By the time you reach
the singularity you would be just individual
atoms. No one knows what happens next,
perhaps the atoms might disappear or they
might enter another universe.

How black holes die out

Black holes die through hawking radiation,a
sort of evaporating. Black holes can also die
when they swallow up too much antimatter they
get smaller and smaller until it hits the
singularity and then explode a blinding flash
then vanishes.