What Happens Inside a Black Hole_ _ The Sleepy Scientist
"Black holes are massive pits of gravity that bend space-time because of their incredibly dense centers, or singularities [citation:1]." At the center, matter is crushed to infinite density, a point where our current laws of physics break down [citation:1][citation:10][citation:11]. Surrounding it is the event horizon, a boundary from which nothing can escape [citation:9][citation:10]. Time slows as you approach the horizon, and closer to the singularity, you would experience "spaghettification"—being stretched into a long, thin strand by intense gravitational forces [citation:1][citation:4]…
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