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It would depend on how far away it was and what size it was, lets say it was about 600 kilometers away from Earth and was about 200 kilometers in Diameter, we would probably be experiencing either massive weather differences and would be pulled out of orbit and even most likely sucked into the black hole!

(added by john) Black holes are objects whose gravity is so strong that even light cannot escape the gravitational pull. The powerful gravity is the result of extreme density. Imagine squeezing New York City into a teacup. That's the sort of density in a black hole.

Since light cannot escape from a black hole, we see nothing when we look at where we think a black hole exists. We suspect the existence of black holes when we see gravitational effects they cause

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If there is a planet anywhere near a black hole, it will be pulled in and destroyed by the hole's intense gravational pull.

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Was the earth formed by black holes scattered throughout the galaxy?

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Did people really think of the Earth as a sphere and black holes?

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Are black holes dangerous to people?

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How do black holes affect humans?

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