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"Ever" is a long time; but the nearest knownblack hole being at a distance of about 3000 light-years, it seems unlikely that mankind will be able to intentionally send anything into a black hole any time soon. It probably isn't necessary either; things fall into black holes all the time, so astronomers can just observe that. For example, some time in 2014, a gas cloud with a mass estimated at 3 Earth masses will get very close to Sag A*.
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How dense is the inside of a black hole?
Unknown.To know that you have to enter one or send a probe to enter one but once something enters a black hole theres no way out.
Is it possible to send garbage into a black hole?
If you can send another object into a black hole you can put garbage through a black hole. But bear in mind, we have no conveniently located black holes, so shipping costs are going to be very high.
How are black hole proved?
1.Scientists view the orbit or matter and energy around it 2.the black hole send of X-rays, which scintists detect 3.A chicken told them so
Why dont you send a satellite into a black hole?
Sending a satellite into a black hole would not be possible due to the intense gravitational forces pulling everything towards it, resulting in the destruction of the satellite before it even reaches the black hole's event horizon. Additionally, the extreme conditions within a black hole would make it impossible for any technology to function or transmit data back to us.
Could a black hole send a person or anything to an alternate reality back in time or even to another dimension of your own universe?
According to modern physics, science, and technological advances, there is no evidence that a black hole has the ability to do so.
How can you use black holes to time travel?
in brief we can not do this, but in my opinion black holes can do. I mean if you run, you need to a place that change that. but if you don't move, you don't need to place, but if we could send places to black hole then we were a witnesses, that every one place that go through black hole, time was changed for that
Has anybody ever been sucked into a black hole?
No one is known to have gone through a black hole, (at least, not the 'black hole' of interest to astrophysics). Humankind has not yet developed a practical means of space travel across the vast distances to even the nearest known black hole.
Can a robot go into a black hole?
Yes, a robot could go into a black hole; pretty much any object you could name would be able to go into a black hole, although it would be unable to exit. It would not be a useful exercise to send a probe into a black hole for purposes of obtaining information since, even if it survived the extreme conditions near a black hole in order enter one, effects predicted by physics would prevent it from communicating from within - even light would not be able to escape past the event horizon from inside.
Has anyone ever been to black hole?
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.
Do black holes suck in everthing?
Yes. They suck in EVERYTHING (light included). If you send a camera in there to send you pictures, those pictures would never get back. They would be sucked into the black hole as radio-waves. If somthing gets in there, good luck getting it back.
What do you call the point of no return on a black hole?
Answer #1:As of now, it is undiscovered. Astronomers plan to send a probe into the centre. Itis often theorized that it leads to other universes. It is also theorized the Big Bangwas the result of excess matter entering a black hole.Amendments, for clarity:Sadly, nobody has any plan to send anything into a black hole, as it would involvea few really hairy problems:-- It would take thousands to millions of years for anything we launch to reach the nearestblack hole.-- If our machine ever got there without falling apart, it would take hundreds or thousandsof years for the radio signal to return here and let us know.-- If our machine succeeded in descending into the near vicinity of a black hole, it would betorn apart by tidal forces ... the difference in gravitational force between its near side andits far side.-- If by some cosmic miracle our gadget lived long enough to approach within theevent horizon of the black hole ... have you read that within that distance, lightcan't escape, and that's why the hole is black ? Well, what makes you think a radiosignal could escape, to bring any kind of information back to us ?And another thing: There is no theory that a black hole leads to other universes,and it is likewise not theorized that the Big Bang was the result of excess matterentering a black hole. Both assertions are, at best, hypotheses incapable of test,or of ever becoming theory.Other than that, Answer #1 is a fine summary.
Did scientist send unmanned spaceships into a black hole to gather information?
No, scientists have not sent unmanned spaceships into a black hole to gather information. Black holes are extremely dangerous environments due to their immense gravitational pull, making it currently impossible to retrieve information from inside a black hole using spacecraft. Scientists study black holes indirectly by observing their effects on surrounding matter and light.
