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Closest black hole to Earth discovered 1,000 light-years away


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Jose P
5 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

I want to experience what will happen to me if I jump into one!! 

Well don’t expect to live to tell the story :huntyga:

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pratz
7 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

I want to experience what will happen to me if I jump into one!! 

you can jump into mine!:oops:

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Britney Jean1
Just now, Jose P said:

Well don’t expect to live to tell the story :huntyga:

I don't think its confirmed that jumping into one of them can kill! They said it can take to another planet or Idk 

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Britney Jean1
Just now, pratz said:

you can jump into mine!:oops:

If your black hole is big enough!:bon:

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Jose P
5 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

I don't think its confirmed that jumping into one of them can kill! They said it can take to another planet or Idk 

It’s highly unlikely that they take you to another planet lol. Black holes are very intriguing phenomena and there are still a lot of unanswered questions about them that could possibly remain unanswered. But some things can be inferred using the knowledge we already have of their nature. According to Professor Richard Massey: 

"Falling through an event horizon is literally passing beyond the veil — once someone falls past it, nobody could ever send a message back," he said. "They'd be ripped to pieces by the enormous gravity, so I doubt anyone falling through would get anywhere."

According to Massey, tidal forces would reduce your body into strands of atoms (or 'spaghettification', as it is also known) and the object would eventually end up crushed at the singularity. The idea that you could pop out somewhere — perhaps at the other side — seems utterly fantastical.

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Economy
11 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

I don't think its confirmed that jumping into one of them can kill! They said it can take to another planet or Idk 

Another universe is a possible theory

 

We can never fully comfirm if ud die cuz no one can ever go in and come out to confirm anything

 

But based on our current understanding of physics... It would definitely kill you. And painfully near the end as u started to get stretched

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Britney Jean1
Just now, Jose P said:

It’s highly unlikely that they take you to another planet lol. Black holes are very intriguing phenomena and there are still a lot of unanswered questions about them that could possibly remain unanswered. But some things can be inferred using the knowledge we already have of their nature. According to Professor Richard Massey: 

"Falling through an event horizon is literally passing beyond the veil — once someone falls past it, nobody could ever send a message back," he said. "They'd be ripped to pieces by the enormous gravity, so I doubt anyone falling through would get anywhere."

According to Massey, tidal forces would reduce your body into strands of atoms (or 'spaghettification', as it is also known) and the object would eventually end up crushed at the singularity. The idea that you could pop out somewhere — perhaps at the other side — seems utterly fantastical.

then I want to watch someone else do it :popcorn:

 

 

 

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Economy
2 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

then I want to watch someone else do it :popcorn:

 

 

 

How kind :emma:

 

But u could never whatch. U wouldn't see them past the event horizon. In fact as the theory goes because of time dilation... They would appear to take an eternity to cross it as they came close to it. You wouldn't see them disappear in ur lifetime :sweat:

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Lucas

Black holes definitely "teleport" us somewhere, or do something even crazier that we can't even imagine in our little brains! Isn't it insane just to think about the things we don't even know about?
1000 light years is really nothing in the grand scheme of things, so that might seem extremely far from us but in the universe scale it's absolutely nothing!

The universe is so fascinating omg :flutter:

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sarahb
29 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

I want to experience what will happen to me if I jump into one!! 

Probably something like this (if you were in a spaceship)

 

Do you feel him sir?
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Sneaky Oliver
44 minutes ago, Economy said:

Even the closest known hazard Betelgeuse which will go Nova any year now

Like still in our lifetime? That’s crazy!

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LGMonster95
34 minutes ago, Britney Jean1 said:

I want to experience what will happen to me if I jump into one!! 

Expect to turn into a space spaghetti since you'll be stretched out to the point of having ur atoms ripped apart 

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chromatigaga
9 minutes ago, sarahb said:

Probably something like this (if you were in a spaceship)

 

This scares the hell out of me 

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Economy
3 hours ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

Like still in our lifetime? That’s crazy!

Any year in astronomical terms

 

Could be tomorrow but could be as much as 100,000 years. So most likely not in our lifetimes :emma:

 

But I'd love to see it. It will be as bright as the moon apparently from earth

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Economy
3 hours ago, Lucas said:

Black holes definitely "teleport" us somewhere, or do something even crazier that we can't even imagine in our little brains! Isn't it insane just to think about the things we don't even know about?
1000 light years is really nothing in the grand scheme of things, so that might seem extremely far from us but in the universe scale it's absolutely nothing!

The universe is so fascinating omg :flutter:

I'm no physicist or expert but you would think if matter was sent elsewhere then how it's it that blackholes keep gaining mass??? :oprah:

 

But anyway even if it does teleport elsewhere it doesn't mean we'd survive it cuz if any theories on how black holes work are correct that sh*t is no survivable

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