Everything You Need to Know About Black Holes: Size, Formation, and Types

GORAJUARA – A black hole is a place in space, where gravity pulls in such a way that not even light can escape.

Gravity in black holes is so strong because matter is squeezed into a very small space, which can happen when a star is dying.

Because no light comes out, humans cannot see Black Holes, they are invisible.

So, how is this black hole that can suck in anything formed?

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Reporting from NASA’s page (nasa.gov) by GORAJUARA, black holes can be large or small.

In this case, scientists think the smallest Black Hole is only one atom in size.

Even though it is very small, it has the mass of a large mountain.

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Then, there is another type of Black Hole called a “star”, where the mass can reach 20 times the mass of the Sun.

There may be many black holes with stellar mass in the Earth’s Milky Way galaxy.

The largest Black Hole is called “Supermassive”, which has a mass equivalent to more than 1 million Suns.

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Scientists have found evidence that every large galaxy has a supermassive black hole at its center.

2024-02-11 02:52:00
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