What happens at the center of a black hole?

Answer 1

The singularity. A place outside of the universe. For example, think of a giant grid, representing space-time. The more gravity an object has, the bigger dent that it has in space-time. The earth and sun give small dents or gravity wells. But a massive to supermassive black hole, the dent is not just a dent, it is a "bottomless" well. Inside the singularity, all things cease to be. No color, sound, smells, matter, or existence itself. The singularity is a place where time, space, and the laws of physics, fall apart.

Answer 2

Anything, down to atomic nuclei and nucleons, is completely torn by the tidal forces of gravity when getting close to the centre. That's one of the reasons which makes this point be called i a singularity: physics is unable to describe what 'remains' if anything at that point. None of the stuff that we know of, that's for sure. The only real thing about a black hole is that very queer local space-time metric which makes it black and reduces to nothing whatever falls inside.

Answer 3

You are most likely talking about whats beyond the event horizon. When you get inside you will probably get stretched. If a viewer from outside watches you, he will probably see you standing still because the viewer is outside the black hole's gravity when you are actually going down the black hole faster than the speed of light. Scientist still don't know whats beyond the event horizon. Scientist call this gravity singularity. Singularity means I don't know.

Answer 4

A singularity is at the centre of a black hole.

Answer 5

Compression infinitesimally small, infinite density, the equations of physics fail to produce sensible answers.awesome

Answer 6

"Singularity" meaning which is where extremely large amounts of matter are crushed into an infinetly small amount of space.