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RustyBullet
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Hey guys. I have a few questions about black holes.
First. Is it possible for there to exist a big enough object in space that wouldn't be destroyed by a black hole ? Black Holes have gravity so strong that they destroy any object that comes near it. But, if there was a big enough object, would it be possible for the Black Hole to not be able to destroy it, thus the object actually go through the black hole ? Or maybe even have it's own gravity exceed that of the Black Hole, and have the Black Hole sucked in ?
Second. Black Holes have a gravity so strong that even light is sucked in. But I'm thinking... light doesn't have weight, and even if it could be ripped apart (by the Black Hole's gravity), it wouldn't cease to exist.. the light would still be visible, only in many specks of light.
So what I'm asking is, would'nt light go through the Black Hole, and be still be visible when it reaches the other side ?
Thanks =]
First. Is it possible for there to exist a big enough object in space that wouldn't be destroyed by a black hole ? Black Holes have gravity so strong that they destroy any object that comes near it. But, if there was a big enough object, would it be possible for the Black Hole to not be able to destroy it, thus the object actually go through the black hole ? Or maybe even have it's own gravity exceed that of the Black Hole, and have the Black Hole sucked in ?
Second. Black Holes have a gravity so strong that even light is sucked in. But I'm thinking... light doesn't have weight, and even if it could be ripped apart (by the Black Hole's gravity), it wouldn't cease to exist.. the light would still be visible, only in many specks of light.
So what I'm asking is, would'nt light go through the Black Hole, and be still be visible when it reaches the other side ?
Thanks =]