Explain black holes to me

anything can get in but never get out. Yas Forums in space basically.

Dumb nigger

Kek

My father would agree.

The fabric of space influences mass. Mass distorts the fabric of space. When enough mass is concentrated in a small enough space, space is warped so much that nothing cap escape, even light. The point of no return is called the event horizon. The event horizon is what we call a black hole.

Your father didn't appreciate that.

Does the ship come back,
partially alive and demonic?
Does it hold the crew hostage in hell?

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Matter/stuff/things that is so incomprehensible compressed, that the gravity it generates absorbes even the light around it.

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Okay- so imagine a ping ping ball. It's really light, right? Because there isn't much stuff in it, even though it takes up more space than you'd think for its weight. Now think of a bowling ball the size of a ping pong ball, but it still weighs the same as a regular bowling ball. It's way heavier, right?
Now take that and imagine the ping pong ball is our sun. Our sun is very very very heavy, but things can be much heavier. Imagine the bowling ball is a black hole. The black hole is way way way heavier than our sun, because there is way way more stuff inside of it (like the bowling ball) than our sun (like the ping ping ball). Like our sun, this thing produces gravity and pulls stuff towards it. It is so heavy, in fact, that not even the fastest thing in the universe, light, can escape it once it gets close enough. No one knows what lies in the center of a black hole, but it is rumored to be a way to travel vast distances across the universe.

imagine compressing a ball of matter into a really really tiny size - the ball of matter still has the same amount of mass / still weighs the same, the only difference is that the physical size is smaller. Now if you keep compressing that matter eventually you get a 'singularity' in which the matter is so small that everything is in the same place, all the pieces of matter are the same - however it keeps the same amount of mass. Because of this the universe is like wtf no dude, and you end up with an event horizon - which basically acts as a barrier between the singularity and the rest of the universe, but once you decide to go through the event horizon you can never return.

The thing about black holes is that they're basically just a star, only much smaller. If our sun magically turned into a black hole, we wouldn't feel anything different (apart from the lack of light).

A normal star like the sun but it's so thicc that the gravity is too great for anything to escape its surface. it's not really a hole at all. just a thicc af star. it's interesting to scientists because it does weird things with gravity. their existence wasn't a proven fact until recently too so scientists are hard as fuck over it

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Mass has gravity.
The more mass you pile up in one place (area really) the greater the attractive force that body exerts on other celestial bodies.
Two bodies, moved by gravity, must eventually come together unless/until another force intervenes.

As more bodies come together in this fashion, the mass of the body increases. Eventually, the mass, and hence gravity, become so overwhelming that not even light can escape the gravitational field of this (now dark) body. Hence the name, "black hole". A more proper name is "gravitational singularity". According to current theory, "the Big Bang" was originally a singularity possessing all energy/mass in the universe. It "exploded" and spread mass and energy through the universe... but eventually it must all come back together into a new super-singularity containing everything.
And presumably, the process will repeat after that.
How'd I do?

Ignore every response in this thread. They are all morons who will believe anything they are told so long as it falls under the umbrella of what is the equivalent of modern-day religion called "science".

1. Scientists are simply curious people.

2. Scientists throughout history are far more often wrong than right. In fact, 99.92% of what was widely accepted amongst "scientists" as "science" has been proven to be wrong, albeit over time. This never seems to stop imbeciles from believing that if one of these curious people called "scientists" or even a collection of them, or all of them say that something is scientifically proven, that they must be right. Time proves they are mere speculators operating off of what they (think they) know at that time and then SPECULATING from there. That's actually how "science" works in the end from an overly simplistic view, if it does at all.

3. Science has perpetuated "black holes" as being an astological fact. This, like most of "science" is 100% false. "Black holes" are merely a theory. Again, it is mere speculation, and indeed the speculation as to the existence of black holes is based on so many inferences and (non-scientific; i.e., that which is actually outside of the scientific method itself as is routinely departed from in the past 20 years or so) is less sound a theory than dinosaurs having roamed the Earth on their own without the existence (yet) of man. Dinosaur bones tell you only that such a creature existed, but the inferences that man did not exist at the same time simply because we have (yet) to find any more bones of man from that period in the tiny sliver of the surface of the Earth we have scrapped in small volumes, tells us nothing. Further, the existence of dinosaur bones does not tell us anything about a giant meteor wiping out the Earth back then, or anything else, yet small-minded sheep will tell you that a meteor wiped out the planet long ago and killed off the dinosaurs which caused man to take over.

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Lots and lots of mass compressed into a small space. Imagine Earth getting squished into a ball the size of a marble.

That thing creates more gravity, so much that nothing can escape.

this every other retard in this thread acting like they know something about black holes sounds like a pretentious cunt
this user is the only one with a brain and an actual intelligent response

TRAP THREAD

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agree with you
the only thing dumber than op's question with a premise that they exist is the dumbfucks in this thread acting like they know something cuz some idiot told them this while they sat in a class or read it from a book they paid for to make that idiot money selling his theories

>cant into dimensions brainlet

100% agreed. In fact the latest theories are that black holes don't even exist. More and more bits of evidence strongly suggest that this theory is yet another piece of science that has been debunked.

That, and bullshit like global warming, which was nothing more than a propaganda campaign that originated and was funded by Al Gore and his co-conspirators to lobbby Congress and various states to implement solar panel quota requirements (which Al Gore and Co. owned 90% of that entire industry through the companies he owned via patents 20 years ago) is all bullshit and it is now more and more proving to be 100% bullshit.

this it was a theory advanced by Einstein, of his many, most of which have since been proven wrong
it's always amazing to me how many idiots think science is not a religion, yet those that believe in it abandon all common sense and claim it is "proven"
there's literally more proof for the existence of Jesus Christ
a whole fucking calendar of the world was redone back then by people that were aware of what he had done

/thread

most of 'science' is just religion but the morons that practice it actually think it's different despite it bearing all the hallmarks of what religion is

I agree with myself too.

This explanation made me understand, so it’s technically an object but because light can’t escape it we can’t see it? But we can’t get near it cause the gravity would destroy you?

A "black hole" is the what we can observe around a singularity. We can observe it by the absence of light. A singularity is a single point in space at the center of a black hole where all the mass is gathered. It has infinite density, no matter its mass because it only occupies a single dimension. The amount of mass a singularity determines the radius of the barrier which light cannot escape.
When you hear someone say "a teaspoon of matter from a black hole would weigh..." ignore them. The only part of a black hole that has matter is the singularity and the singularity has no volume.
Basically, some fucky shit happens and you end up with a bunch of matter that takes up no space. Yes, it defies conventional logic and the laws of physics. No, no one knows why. Moving on.

What are these theories. I'm interested

Black holes are made when divide any number by 0

7/0
Did I just upset the universe?

you are an idiot. black holez dont exist. we have no telescopes to observe light that far away. fucking moron.
we only think they might exist because of weird gravity effects of binary star systems. stupid ass.

Dark matter is black holes.

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>We can observe it by the absence of light

seriously how can you pretend you are not an idiot? we got that bullshit data with radio waves and I dont even belive that since it was rolled out with a sjw bullshit spin

this chick proved mathmatically they dont exist

There has been a great deal of study and debate surrounding the mysteries of black holes. The University of North Carolina’s Laura Mersini-Houghton believes that the reason there is so much uncertainty is because black holes don’t exist. Her paper has been submitted to ArXiv, but has not been subjected to peer review. Earlier this year, she published a paper with approximate solutions in the journal Physics Letters B.

>radio waves

Just saying... radio waves are part of the electromagneic spectrum (i.e. "light").

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D-d-d-d-d-d-d-dark mm-m-m-m-m-mmMATTERRR!

Yes, essentially. It is an object that is SUPER heavy so that the gravity it creates doesnt let anything out, even light. Entering a black hole would kill you and no one would ever be able to see you again.

This Only correct response. In fact, for 78 years every single physics textbook on the planet described the existence and proof that black holes exist, along with the math and principles behind them. It was a proven scientific fact that everyone learned and discussed everywhere. Turns out, like most everything else in science, it has no been proven to be absolutely nothing but garbage and that they in fact cannot exist according to present theories upon which physicists base their current models of how all physics throughout the universe works. That basis, by the way is just more speculation as user states.

Sadly, physics is the strongest of all the sciences, and we know even less about chemistry (also can't see things on the molecular level so it's even harder), and microbiology (upon which all health is based, yet for complex organisms that we understand ultimately almost nothing about given the complex interactions with everything chemically within the body), and of course we know nothing about the brain itself (as if this will ever be possible in the next 10,000 years).

In another 100 years, a lot of our science will yet again be proven wrong, and in 1000 years, most of it, and in 10,000 years, nearly of it will be proven to be fully bullshit. They will look on us as comparative cavemen just like we look at cavemen as being ignorant animals walking around with a club.

Like the other anons said, it's startling that anybody ever chirps up and spouts science as though it means anything. It is no more proven than religion in the end, just a different method of speculating on how things came about and why they are the way they are.

Holy shit quit samefagging

Gravity, it sucks up fkn everything. Including light. But light is so fkn fast it just zooms the fuck away.

Unless shit is really really heavy. Then it can't and just lands on the thing. We call it a hole because whatever falls on there is just fkn gone.

SAMEFAG DETECTED

amongst all sources on internet you rely on Yas Forums to explain astrophysics. and among all the boards of Yas Forums you choose Yas Forums

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They are not real. It came from bad mathematics. Neither is dark matter or energy or neutron stars. A black hole is actually a plasmoid. A very condensed region of electromagnetic energy responsible for the creation of everything in the universe. Not gravity, it’s a very weak force. It’s like saying wet toilet paper is stronger than steel. The universe is electric

so you are an idiot or a liar. fuck off

The first image of a black hole, at the center of galaxy Messier 87, was published by the EHT Collaboration on April 10, 2019, in a series of six scientific publications.[10] The array made this observation at a wavelength of 1.3 mm and with a theoretical diffraction-limited resolution of 25 microarcseconds. Future plans involve improving the array's resolution by adding new telescopes and by taking shorter-wavelength observations.[2][11]

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>since been proven wrong
gonna need a source on that claim.
arguments like "math breaks down beyond the event horizon, therefore black holes don't exist" are not compelling in the slightest.

light in nano meters asshole

MFW most of this is true

Blew my mind, I finally understamd

Black holes are the largest hard drives in the universe, capable of storing all of humanities collective knowledge without even making a dent in the storage space

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No, he's right, radio waves really are part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Although calling it "light" at that point is a bit misleading.

Black holes will devour the universe. Essentially the stars will die and become black holes. Larger black holes will swallow smaller black holes to become even larger, until the universe is just one giant black hole at the center of which is a point of infinitesimal density which will then explode into a new universe. that is how our universe formed and that is how the next universe will form.

Black holes can either consist of a singular point with dimensions of 0 accross the board called a singularity or another variety of black hole that spins has a ringularity at its center. A completely flat two dimensional ring. What seperates the two is how they were formed. In both instances these singularities house all of the black hole's mass. The black sphere around the singularity, the part that you see is called the event horizon and its size is relative to the amount of mass stored within the singularity. Basically because black holes usually form by a massive star dying and collapsing in on itself in a supernova, condensing the mass of a star much bigger than our sun into an inconceivably small point, the condensee force of gravity rips a hole in space, causing the appearance of the event horizon. The force of the gravity is so great that unless you are travelling faster than the speed of light (which is impossible) you cant escape once you cross the event horizon. This also means not even light can escape a black hole, which is why we just see a black void of nothingness as the event horizon. The singularity has sucked in all of the light in thw surrounding area.

My favourite theory even though heat death is the most plausible.

No

A. Yes we do
B. We'd be looking for the absence of light retard

Not only light, but time would collapse to an extreme dilation, to the point where you could watch eons go by if you were standing on the event horizon, and your body would only experience a few moments.

light is in the electro mag spectrum.
the el mag spectrum is not all light.

>We can observe it by the absence of light

bullshit

Im not sure time dilates that much but yeah something similar to this

Bitch you dumb as hell.

> Mass has gravity
Suck my dick it doesn't. Mass attracts mass. That's called gravity.

>(area really)
Bruh space is 3-dimensional

>Eventually, the mass, and hence gravity
Bro you forgot the most important step lmao. That as the mass increases, the force of gravity that the body imposes on itself is so strong that it collapses. THEN gravity is truly superior to light's momentum.

Don't mansplain next time incel

the telescope we (supposedly) found it with does not use light

>bullshit

it be true do. We can only see it because we can't see it.

I suppose science can be seen as a religion to the uneducated, but not it is not to scientist. Science is not a body of learned "facts", it's a methodology for determining and verifying the most accurate model of how things work based on the most current and accurate information available. In that framework, it's nothing like a religion whatsoever. Saying otherwise is just willful ignorance or just plain stupidity.

not oc but BRUH do you even think.
wdym it "Doesn't use light"???? It's not like we're sending light from the telescope to bounce off of objects in space. The light is already there retard

Being this retarded.

ishygddt

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this guy fucks

If you can't understand them on your own, no amount of explanation will help you. You're on your own.

gtfo socrates

except almost everything you said there was dead wrong
you don't even understand gravity and it's not gravity that governs black holes, but rather dark matter you idiot
also, you don't even seem to understand light
light is energy and it is not affected by gravity
electromagnetic energy can affect it but then that is again the theory behind what MAY happen with light bending with a neutron star or black hole, the latter of which doesn't even exist anyway

yeah he didn't even get the Ping Pong-ball part right lmao

Yes; black is literally dark to begin with.

this is the frequency they detected it with, douchebag
The array made this observation at a wavelength of 1.3 mm

Yes, and jews turn to warewolfs at night

not oc but bruh you're not right either dawg.

>light is energy and it is not affected by gravity

read up on the heisenberg uncertainty principle you ignorant fuck. light has both wave and particle like properties, so it is by great certainty affected by gravity

RETARD