aight. Here is a Q fo' yah'. Where do black holes lead to?
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This is not a cheap answer because this is a fact: No one knows yet where black holes lead to. Science has not yet found an answer to your question. \n\nIf you want more info on black holes, visit www.nasa.gov
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Like the posters above have said, the known laws of physics break down inside a black hole. Anything which passes inside the event horizon is no longer visible to anyone outside. What happens inside is just pure speculation, take your pick:\n\na. Matter, light and other trapped energy is compressed to incredible density\n\nb. Everything breaks down into its ultimately basic constituents (quarks, strings, whatever).\n\nc. Everything passes through a 'worm hole' to a 'white hole' somewhere else in the universe or in a different universe. A white hole (no one has ever observed one) is the opposite of a black hole, where everything is emitted out. It would appear like an incredible sourc of light.\n\nd. Black holes accumulate matter and energy, and ultimately the whole universe is concentrated into one single black hole. Suddenly "Let there be light", and it all explodes in another Big Bang to form a new universe. This is also called the theory of oscillating universes.
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The black hole does not emit x-rays. It is matter falling towards the black hole that gets accelerated to high speeds and releases x-rays.
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Black holes are full of electrons.They are not capable of any expansion or constriction. Time also does not expand.
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...a black hole is it is not really a hole...you should be able to go behind it, in front of it, and so on...for example leading scientist know think that the center of our galaxy is a black hole...now you can see that there is something on the otherside of it...the galaxy is not cut in half with us only waiting for our end...it is simply a piont in space in with nothing can escape (check first reference)\n\nthe word "black hole" was coined by scienctist john wheeller (sorce #2)...it was basically science shorthand...then hollywood got a hold of the name and behold...people now think there is someting on the other side...some magical land were unicorns and wizards breath\n\na black hole is what left after a star at least 10x the size of our sun uses all the energy ...after which the star goes super nova, then it becames a black hole (#3)...\n\nlong story made short...what is behind a black hole...most likely another star...then another...then another\n\nwhat would happen if  you tried to go trough a black hole...you would be crushed and then you would die
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that's one theory.a black hole was the result of the big bang in every universe.it eventually swallowed other black holes to expand the universe.every known universe has a black hole in the center.if they become active they could destroy the universes around them as well as the universe they reside in.this would include our own universe.
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you should see the nova on blackholes, it was on last week\n\napprently only to much can actually get to the center at a time, and most matter/energy gets bounced around within the event horizon, never to escape, but not actually getting all the way in\n\nand anyway blackhole emit particles of hawking radiation and would eventually expell there mass and kinda evaporate away\n\nand if one black hole had the whole universe in it, sounds prime for  big bang to me
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It is not a star going supernova that creates a blackhole. Its the collapsing of its core that does. Just wanted to clear that up.\n\nA blackhole is created when a star is so massive (at least 20 times that of our Sun) that the bonds between the atoms, or molecules, are no longer strong enough to fight against the force of gravity.  This causes the star to collapse in on itself, and eventualy create a blackhole.\n\nThere are some beliefs that a blackhole could lead to a parallel universe.  But this gets a bit hazy in details, as no one knows for sure, and its currently impossible to prove or disprove.  A blackhole has an "event horizon", that once you have passed through you cannot get back out, nor can you see past it from the outside.  Because of this event horizon, it is very unlikely that you could get out of the blackhole into another universe .....\n\nHowever ..... A theoretical astronomical body called a white hole has been predicted, although its existence has not yet been proved.  It is the opposite of a blackhole, in that instead of "sucking" up all the matter in its path, it spews it out instead.  IF this exists, then there is a chance that a white-black hole pair could be a gateway to another universe, or another part of our universe.  But I can't stress enough, this is purely theoretical, and absolutely NO proof has been found yet.
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well Black Hole is hole which is created when a star after growing for millions of years erupts. It is created actually due to little gravititional force which the black hole has & it starts acting like a tornado tries to bring everything towards it's centre. it is so powerful that even light cannot escape.\nas u know it forms when a star erupts so it is noemally located in space
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It creates a black hole.
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Assuming this is possible the end positioned inside the event horizon would be broken down into it's individual atoms and would cease to exist.  However some scientists (me being one of them) think black holes are only one end of a worm hole and that when you reach the event horizon you are expelled out of a white hole into another universe.  Think of a white hole as the polar opposite of a black hole, instead of consuming every thing it expels everything
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We have found black holes in the universe but never a "White hole". A white hole is a concept that arises out of tweaking Einstein's equation. Theoretically a white hole would be connected to a black hole through space time and it would spew out all the matter and energy that the black hole sucked in. The issue is that the white hole emerged from looking at einsteins equations in a vacuum with no matter. Mathematically this connection would be highly unstable and would most likely disappear as soon as it formed. But mathematically this situation could happen. It has never been found though. I hope that helped
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We can only theorize about the physics that happens there.  Nothing escapes black holes, not even light.  Everything is crushed to sub-atomic densities and stays there.  They suck up everything and give out nothing ( like some people).\n\nSome believe that the entire universe will eventually be consumed by its black holes.  Don't worry, not in your lifetime.\n\n\nOh, Bermuda?  Relax.  Black holes require matter densities higher than the sun, higher than neutron stars.  There's nothing even close to that on earth.
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The mathematics of black holes shows that they might be able to transport you to another region of space or possibly another universe. However, the mathematics also shows that the connection only lasts for a fraction of a second at a time, and that the link to other universes depends on a specific set of conditions which scientists do not believe to exist. Even if it were likely, however, the strong gravity field of the black hole tears apart any material falling into the hole so it would not come out the other end of the Black Hole looking anything like how it went in, so in other words you would  have to really want to make this discovery because you’re going to die trying.
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The black hole is where the force of gravity has successfully joined our known universe back with infinitely dimensional space. \n\nSpace is where our universe was born in a disturbance known as the big bang.  \n\nThe black hole is the grand finale to gravity, gravity's 'goal' creating a porthole to where we came from before the big bang.  \n\nGravity is the connection space has with our universe, too stubborn to let us go and will one day bring us back to become nothing and everything with it once again.\n\nPeace Out
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Black holes are very dense spaces where eveything is sucked up. It cannot be the cause of a big bang because the bang cant occur in the first place. Even if there was a bang, that would be sucked up too.
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Black holes are huge concentrations of mass in a very small area.  So small that it is too small to contain conventional matter as we understand it.  There is a perimeter around a black hole known as the event horizon.  Beyond this point, nothing, not even light can escape the gravitational pull of a black hole.  If you were to be able to stand on the event horizon and have telescopic vision like Superman, looking tangent to the event horizon, you would see the back of your head.