Black Hole Basics

Massive stars collapsing under their gravity

Black holes are the result of a scientific experiment gone wrong

Black holes are formed by volcanic eruptions

Black holes are created by aliens

Event horizon

Supernova

Singularity

Wormhole

Surrounding objects are pushed away from the black hole.

Black holes have no impact on surrounding objects.

Surrounding objects can be pulled towards the black hole due to its strong gravitational pull.

Black holes emit light that repels surrounding objects.

Through theoretical predictions by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, indirect evidence in the 1970s, and direct imaging in 2019.

By observing the behavior of comets in the solar system

Through accidental discovery during a space mission

By analyzing ancient texts and scriptures

Giant black holes and colossal black holes

Dark black holes and shadow black holes

Mini black holes and micro black holes

Stellar black holes and supermassive black holes

Blackout formation

Star implosion

Gravitational collapse

Cosmic compression

Gravity Border

Singularity Ring

Event Horizon

Dark Zone

Time near a black hole slows down due to extreme gravitational effects.

Time near a black hole becomes unpredictable and erratic.

Time near a black hole remains constant regardless of gravitational effects.

Time near a black hole speeds up due to extreme gravitational effects.

Whirlpool Galaxy

Sagittarius A*

Andromeda

M87*

darkness threshold

event horizon

abyss boundary

singularity line