Has anyone ever entered a black hole?

Answer 1

You would be long dead before you even reached it a black hole has so much gravity you would be long dead before you even got there. Although saying you did survive you would get sucked in like a noodel than hit the core made of the densist pact atoms in the universe.

Answer 2

You become stretched and time will slow down for you. For instance, if you were standing a safe distance from a black hole with one clock and you sent your friend in with another clock synchronized before you went in, after a minutes the clocks will not be synchronized. Sadly, you friend will die after awhile in the black hole.

Answer 3

When you approach the event horizon of the black hole the gravitational force on you feet will be far far higher than the force on your head. You body will be stretched in a process known as spaghettification. Literally you will be stretched into a long thin strand that looks like spaghetti.

What happens when you enter a black hole however is not so understood. The laws of physics as we know them break down as you enter the black hole.

Answer 4

It is impossible to travel into a black hole, the gravitational pull from what is known as the event horizon, would be sufficient to rip off any body part which crossed it.

However it is not possible to ever reach there, as time slows down as you approach the speed of light, it would take an eternity to reach the event horizon.

you would also become skinny and stretched like spaghetti and your internal organs would be ripped apart.

Also:

If someone was watching you, you would stop, then begin to fade, as a black hole sucks in all light and prevents any light escaping.

Answer 5

No Earth-based spacecraft have ever fallen into a black hole. We don't know of any aliens who own spacecraft, so we cannot answer any hypothetical questions about imaginary alien spaceships.

Spacecraft falling into black holes are a staple of science fiction stories however, including the "Gateway" series and that abysmal Disney movie "The Black Hole".

Answer 6

Yes, the last person to go into a black hole was destroyed instantly and then 30 or so years later, he re-appeared in 2005, he couldn't recall anything from the experience except huge amounts of pain upon being sucked in and then coming back into existence

Answer 7

It stretches you into tiny bits, before you even reach it then after you get eaten by it. So for my advice when you go into space please don't go anywhere near the black hole I don't want you to die.

Answer 8

Black holes can't be seen, so I guess you'd say that they're "invisible".

Many Astronomers, Cosmologists, and Physicists are quite convinced that

the effects of black holes are plain to see when we closely study the stars

and other material around them.

Answer 9

No, the furthest any humans have travelled into space from Earth is to the Moon. There are no known black holes in our solar system.

Answer 10

As far as we know, no. The nearest blackhole is 100s if not 1000s of light years away - it would take thousands, even millions of years to get near it with present technology.