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now this questions everything considering black holes normaly take the hole thing in.
If you have a magnet and a pile of iron-shavings, then as you move the magnet closer to the shavings, they gradually start to move toward the magnet, not all at once.
This is the exact same case, except with gravity instead of magnetism.
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Like I stated before, I don't believe that Black Holes can merge with eachother...
If you had two magnets so strong that they
compress themselves into smaller, higher-strength(per unit-volume) magnets, then if you place them near each other they'll slam into each other and this double-size magnet would compress itself- again.
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lol...... well my theory is that it commpresses your attoms, shoots you thru into the other side, and white hole, where your attoms are expanded......soemtimes they expant too much and you shoot out of the white hole like a shot gun of matter........ but that dosnt make too much sence...
A black hole is nothing more than an object so dense that its gravity causes it to compress itself. There are no "holes", no "ejections", just compression and sitting there.
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If your ghost were able to witness your corporeal remains, it'd be pretty interesting; I wonder what color the mass of a black hole is? Tie-die? Grey? White? It'd be some conglomeration of all the matter it's made up of. Of course, from what I know (which is very little) this color would be impossible to see even from a few inches away because any light in the vicinity is also pulled into the 'hole.'
That reminds me, the name for the "color of the universe" is "cosmic latte". It's basicaly the average of all the light in the universe, surveyed from about 200 galaxies. If redshift is not compensated for, it's a kind of "greenish white", or something like that. Otherwise it's still a whitish color. Ironicaly, that's probably about what the color of a blackhole would be if lightwaves could escape it, assuming the scientists' calculations are correct.
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WHy would you go to another universe if you've been crushed to the size of an ant?
Are you kidding?? An
ant?!
More like less than an atom...