What Is Inside The Black Hole – Is It Possible To Survive A Black Hole?
What Is Inside The Black Hole?
The inside of a black hole is the darkest place, where even falling light can not escape.
Inside a black hole, there is a lot of crushed matter of dead stars. All the matter gets collected in one tiny place called “Singularity”.
Black holes grow continuously by swallowing things such as; stars, asteroids, gas & dust particles passing by the event horizon.
The gravity inside a black hole is so strong that anything falling into it will never be able to escape out. Therefore, black holes are also known as “one-way spots”.
Does Time And Space Exist In A Black Hole?
Black holes are none but empty spaces. All the collected matter settles down in the singularity making it an empty space again.
Time exists in black holes but it is so slow that the observer probably feels like time has stopped in a black hole.
Hence anything passing by the event horizon will experience time dilation.
What Happens If You Go Inside A Black Hole?
If you go inside a black hole, the intense gravity will immediately make you fall into the singularity.
Right after falling into a black hole, you will face an unbearable pain in your stretched body.
Due to the continuous force of stretching on different parts of your body, you will look like spaghetti. This process is known as spaghettification.
After this painful process, you will finally rest in singularity (which is the last point of any black hole).
Is It Possible To Survive A Black Hole?
It completely depends on what type of black holes you are in.
According to research, smaller black holes such as Stellar black holes won’t kill you so far, while supermassive black holes will immediately kill you.
But other research says that Stellar black holes will immediately take you to experience spaghettification (the process, where a man shapes like a spaghetti due to the unbearable stretching) as the point of singularity is closer in Stellar black holes.
While supermassive black holes will take time regarding the process of spaghettification, in this case, the point of singularity is a little far due to the massive size.
Is There Matter In A Black Hole?
Black holes mainly consist of matter, collected at one tiny point called singularity.
The matter inside a black hole is primarily a collection of dead stars, gas or dust particles, cruising around the event horizon (edge or corner of a black hole).
The gravity of black holes is so strong that it keeps eating everything that passes by the edge of black holes.
