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NO living person has ever visited a black hole. The limited knowledge we have of thee phenomena suggests there are massive gravitational forces at the centre. The closer you get - the higher the gravitational pull.... until it is impossible to escape. No-one knows what (if anything) is on the other side of the event horizon.
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 8y agoNobody has gone to a black hole yet - they remain out of reach because of how far away the nearest one is, and because we don't yet have the technology to travel astronomical distances quickly. Even if we could send a probe at the speed of light it would take many hundreds of years to get close to the nearest one known.
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∙ 12y agoNo one's been even close to being near a black hole; that means that no one has been in one and no one has survived one.
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Is it gloomy inside a black hole?
Well, since nobody has ever been in a black hole....... what do you think?
Has an astronaut ever been sucked into a black hole?
The black hole nearest to our Earth is (fortunately) several thousand light years away. No human has been farther from our Earth than our Moon. Thus, we are technologically quite a ways away from being able to travel to a black hole.
Has anyone been through a black hole?
No known person has been through a black hole. The nearest known stable (stellar mass) black hole is too far away for us to reach with our current technology, and an encounter with one would almost certainly be fatal.
Has anyone dug a hole in Neptune before?
No. Nobody has ever been to Neptune. Also, Neptune is a gas planet. There is no solid surface to dig a hole in.
Who was the first person to go into a black hole?
No non-fiction person has ever gone into a black hole.
Is it gloomy inside a black hole?
Well, since nobody has ever been in a black hole....... what do you think?
Has an astronaut ever been sucked into a black hole?
The black hole nearest to our Earth is (fortunately) several thousand light years away. No human has been farther from our Earth than our Moon. Thus, we are technologically quite a ways away from being able to travel to a black hole.
Did anyone explore a black hole?
No. We have never even directly observed a black hole; only the effects of what we think are black holes. The nearest black holes are many light years away, much farther than we have ever been eable to explore. We can only observe through telescopes.
Did anyone been into the black hole?
Yeah magic Johnson was said to have conquered the black hole. That's how he got 'magic' in his name. 2012 Olympics.
Which black hole did you visit?
No one has ever visited a black hole.
Has anyone been through a black hole?
No known person has been through a black hole. The nearest known stable (stellar mass) black hole is too far away for us to reach with our current technology, and an encounter with one would almost certainly be fatal.
Has anyone dug a hole in Neptune before?
No. Nobody has ever been to Neptune. Also, Neptune is a gas planet. There is no solid surface to dig a hole in.
Has a black hole ever been in hour galaxy?
I assume you mean "our galaxy". There is a supermassive black hole, with a mass that is about 4 million times the mass of our Sun, at the center of our galaxy.
Will there ever be a black hole?
There already are black holes.
What is the interior space in a black hole?
The interior space is just black, a black hole is something that light can't escape through and no one has ever been in one, and no one will ever go in one because they are most likely going to get torn up and shredded into molecules. So, the interior space in a black hole is nothing.
How many rockets been sucked in the black hole?
None. No rocket has ever gone anywhere near a black hole (seeing as how the nearest one is 1600 light years away).
Who was the first man in a black hole?
Nobody has ever been to a black hole. Nobody has ever gone farther from Earth than the moon. The nearest known black hole is many times farther away, much farther than we could travel. Even then, any person approaching a black hole would be torn apart by tidal forces before reaching the event horizon.
