Some Interesting Facts Of Black holes

Black holes are some of the weirdest and most attractive objects found in outer space. They are objects of extreme density, with such strong gravitational attraction that if light comes adequately then light can not escape from their understanding.

Types:
1. Stellar black holes
2. Supermassive black holes
3. Intermediate black holes

Interesting Facts:

1

If you go inside a black hole it will stretch you like a spaghetti.

2

Black holes do not "suck". Suction is by dragging in some vacuum, which is definitely not black hole on a large scale. Instead, fall into objects.

3

Short black holes can be created immediately after the Big Bang. The rapidly expanding space may squeeze some areas into a larger, darker black hole than the sun.

4

If a star is very close to a black hole, then it can be separated.

5

Astronomers estimate that there are 10 million to one billion stellar black holes with almost three times the Sun in the Milky Way.

6

Interesting relationship between string theory and black hole gives rise to large-scale huge legends found under traditional classical mechanics.

7

Black holes remain a terrible fodder for science fiction books and films. See science behind the film "Interstellar", which was heavily dependent on bringing the actual science to the Hollywood facility on the theoretical physicist Kip Thorne. In fact, working with the special effects of Blockbuster, the scientific understanding improves how far apart stars can be seen near the spinning black hole.