How Do Black Holes Work?
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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HOW DO BLACK HOLES WORK?
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What is a black hole?
Remains of a massive star that has died. Stars and made out of gas. A reaction occurs and there is a intense gravitational field that pulls things down. As the star dies the reaction stops and at the same time the gravity pulls materials in.
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As the core compresses it heats up and eventually creates a surpernova. This is now a black hole. The black hole literally disappears from view. The core of the black hole is called singularity.
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Although we can not see a black hole we can detect or guess the presence of one by measuring its effects on objects around it.
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