How were black holes created in space?

Answer 1

Black holes are created in space by extremely massive stars collapsing in on themselves. This happens because the star has run out of fuel and can no longer withstand against the force of gravity, so it must collapse. When the star collapses, matter is compressed to a singularity (an infinitely dense point of space in the universe). There are 3 basic parts of a black hole: the event horizon, the inner horizon, and the singularity itself. When objects such as stars or gas clouds get swept into the event horizon, it is the point of no return. The object is slowly sucked towards the core (the actual black hole). The object is then sucked into the inner horizon. Something bizarre happens at the inner horizon. Matter is transported to one of two narrow laser like beams. Matter is either enters the beam that goes against the spin of the black hole that has positive energy and moves forwards in time, or enters the beam that goes with the spin of the black hole that has negative energy and moves backwards in time. The two beams are then shot into space at nearly the speed of light. The singularity is the most dense point of the universe. The singularity is where the universe was created and time was made, and where time and the universe ends. Just never go into a black hole...