I WONDER - Can A Black Hole Slow Down Time?

Black holes are invisible because light cannot escape them. However, their presence is detected by observing their effects on the surrounding environment. For instance, objects close to a black hole can be torn apart due to its gravitational pull.

Why can't we see a black hole directly?

• Because they are too far away.

• Because they are too small.

• Because light cannot escape from them.

• Because they emit too much light.

What is a key characteristic of a black hole?

• It has a strong gravitational pull.

• It is very noisy.

• It is very cold.

• It is very bright.

What happens to light when it approaches a black hole?

• It becomes visible.

• It gets absorbed.

• It changes color.

• It speeds up.

What can we observe to understand the presence of a black hole?

• The temperature of the black hole.

• The effects on nearby objects.

• The sound it makes.

• The color of the black hole.

How can a black hole affect a nearby star?

• By making it spin faster.

• By ripping it apart.

• By making it disappear.

• By changing its color.