You have a very long metal rod and you are just outside the event horizon of a black hole.  you position 1 end
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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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YOur eyes are closed.
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The earth is APPROXIMATELY round due to gravitational forces.
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theoretically, you would oscillate back and forth until friction slowed you down enough to come to a rest at the center of the earth.  it could be six flags newest attraction!
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Smaller than a refrigerator. It would be a single point. The event horizon surrounding it would be another matter.
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You were high enough to see the sun over the horizon. On the ground it would be darker.
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Assuming you sleep at night, you'd be on the opposite side of the earth as the sun.\n\nYou are here-->x(Earth)..........(Sun)
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The closer you get to a black hole, the greater the gravity gradient gets.  That is, the force of gravity is much stronger near the black hole than far away.\n\nAs you fell into the BH, the difference between the force of gravity at your feet and your head would become so great that your body would be ripped in two.  Then as the two pieces of you fell closer to the hole, the gravity gradient would increase still more, and the two pieces would be ripped into four.  This would continue until, by the time you reached the event horizon, you would be ripped into countless tiny pieces.  \n\nThe little pieces of you would fall through the event horizon, then continue falling and ripping into smaller pieces until they reached the singularity at the center of the BH.  No one knows what would happen then, because a sinuglarity does not obey the laws of physics that we know; gravity and density are infinite there.
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Space, it seems to go on and on forever. \n\nBut then you get to the end and the gorilla starts throwing barrels at you......
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The Moon's mass is less but you're closer to the centre.   Gravity goes up as the square of your distance from the centre.
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To escape the Earth, you have to go over 7 miles per second.  That's the escape velocity you need to escape the gravitational pull of the Earth.  The gravitational pull of a black hole (inside the event horizon) exceeds the escape velocity of light.  In other words, light would have to move faster than 186,000 miles per second in order to escape.  Since it can't, light can't escape the gravitational pull.  No sucking required.
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It's actually inside out.  But black holes are trying to fix that.
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Well, the gravity causes it to elongate and swirl aroud as it approaches the event horizon, kindof like water going down a plug hole. It stretches, so goes through "red shift" - moving towards (or beyond) the red end of the light e-m spectrum.\n\nNot sure what you mean really by this question, but hope the answer helps.
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stick a black ball in a middle of a usless disc. color the disc yellow because the black hole is very bright!
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The best way to know that you've moved inside the event horizon of a black hole is by finding that you can no longer communicate with the rest of the universe. For instance, if you were in a probe launched by a nearby mother ship and passed inside the event horizon, all radio contact with the mother ship would be totally lost because nothing can escape from inside the event horizon.
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well um, there would have to be more info to solve this. if it is directly horizontal from you, then the ship could be infinite distance from you (or as far as u can see).
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A Supermassive black hole about a million times larger than our sun.