What's this BLACKHOLE.....???
The name BLACKHOLE confuses everyone. But
do not let this name fool you! A blackhole is not an empty space; Rather, it is
a great amount of matter packed into a very small area – if I ask you to think
of a star ten times more massive than the Sun packed into a sphere with a very
small diameter The result is a
gravitational field so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape.
Its an object in space so massive and
dense that light could not escape ; it has been around for centuries.

How do black holes form?
When a large star runs out of fuel it can
no longer support its heavy weight. As a result there is Zero energy which leads to Zero Heat which leads to Zero volume which in turn leads to Max density which ultimately leads to Max gravity ie. Infinity Gravity.
Eventually the star will get even smaller
than an atom. Imagine that for a moment, an entire star squashed up into less
space than a tiny atom.
Black holes are made up of 3 main parts. The very outer layer of a black hole
is called the Outer Event Horizon. Within the Outer Event Horizon you would
still be able to escape from a black hole's gravity because the gravity is not
as strong here. The middle layer of a black hole is called the Inner Event Horizon. The gravity in this layer is much stronger
and

Interesting
facts about black holes
nBlack holes do not "suck." Suction is caused by
pulling something into a vacuum, which the massive black hole definitely is
not. Instead, objects fall into them.
nMiniature black holes may have formed immediately after the Big
Bang. Rapidly expanding space may have squeezed some regions into tiny, dense
black holes less massive than the sun.
nAstronomers estimate there are anywhere from 10 million to a
billion stellar black holes, with masses roughly thrice that of the sun, in the
Milky Way.
Bhawna Mulani
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