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(#12) Black Holes Eat Everything, Including Each Other
Somewhere amidst the drifting stars and shifting particles of space, one massive black hole eats another. This effect is known as merging galaxies and it’s a new revelation to astrophysicists and the scientific community at large. It’s worth noting the black hole that got consumed was the largest in the spiral galaxy we were observing called NGC3393.
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(#1) Every Black Hole Contains A Universe
If life were a run through Wonderland, the rabbit hole might just be a black hole, and here’s how deep it gets. The theory of quantum gravity seems to suggest every black hole contains a new universe that stretches out beyond our own. This could mean that entering a black hole could be like opening a doorway and stepping into an alternate reality. That is, if you survived going through a black hole.
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(#4) They Are Considered The Single Most Deadly Force In The Entire Universe
Black holes don’t just give birth to universes, they also swallow them whole. If one were to come into contact with our planet, all weapons of mass destruction combined would not be able to compete with the phenomenon that would inevitably follow. In fact, literally nothing we’ve ever seen is comparable to the deadly force of a black hole. Upon contact (and by contact we mean coming within about a billion miles of these things) our solar system would simply spin out of control and we would all be ripped to shreds. Scientists call this spaghettification.
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(#14) These Mystifying Wonders Can Distort Even Space Itself
Not only do black holes slow down time, they also distort space and everything surrounding them for billions of light years. They have been described as putting dents in the space time continuum. They have been suspected of folding and later collapsing universes whole. The full effect of these abilities is still immeasurable.
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(#11) The Way They Are Made Is Absolutely Mind Blowing
Super massive black holes are thought to have developed during the primitive stages of creation. Some of them are probably billions of years old. Younger black holes are born when stars die. In fact, they are created out of pieces of stars when they are alive. Black holes live and die, like humans, animals and plants, but the legacy they leave behind is unparalleled. They create and destroy, yet they too are created and eventually destroyed.
Basically, when a stars center implodes on itself, it creates a supernova. That supernova is a huge explosion that blasts into outer space, creating a massive pull so intense that even light can't get out. Because these things are so huge, they essentially suck in everything in and squeeze it in really tight - and this is where a black hole is born.
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(#2) Our Universe Might Just Exist Inside Of A Black Hole
Scientists have long played with the notion that our universe contains millions of black holes, invisible death traps spiraling around the atmosphere in space. But in modern times, a new concept has unearthed an even more mind-boggling possibility - our universe exists inside of a black hole. This popular theory opens up possibilities for things previously thought fictional, like time travel and parallel worlds, because if a black hole is a doorway rather than a deathtrap, we all stand to enter into a realm where the laws of nature no longer apply.
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A black hole exists in a kind of celestial body in the universe. It is called a "black hole" because it absorbs all the light that reaches the boundary. People have a very limited understanding of black holes. What do you know about black holes? A black hole cannot be directly observed, but it can be known about its existence and quality in an indirect way, and its influence on other things can be observed.
The exploration and research of black holes have a history of more than 200 years, from conceptual guessing to observation, the random tool lists 15 facts about black holes that will surprise you.
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