Could you survive in a black hole?

Answer 1

Crossing the event horizon of a black hole would be absolutely possible if the hole was large enough not to have significant tidal force which tends to "spaghettify" any object approaching a smaller black hole. The more massive the black hole, the gentler the tidal force; for a smaller one, tidal force would stretch a person beyond hope of survival. Of course, this presumes the astronaut in question would have avoided the intense heat of any accretion disk, hazards of other infalling matter, intense radiation of relativistic-speed polar jets, etc.

Subjectively, it's been suggested that a person falling into a large black hole may not even be aware they've crossed the event horizon.

Answer 2

UNDEFINED. the gravity hold is overpowering in a blackhole.no one knows what it leads to.

You will be dead long before you even enter the singularity, so no you will not survive a blackhole encounter

Answer 3

No, it is impossible to survive inside a black hole due to its extreme gravity that would stretch and crush anything within its event horizon. Additionally, the intense tidal forces and the spacetime distortion around a black hole would tear apart anything, including living organisms.

Answer 4

Not likely at all, you could live a little bit longer if you were in a spaceship and you turned on the engine though, but no you cant survive.

Answer 5

Falling inside a black hole? Definitely not. Nothing would survive that, not even individual atoms would remain.

Answer 6

No, they would be totally crushed.

Answer 7

nothing can escape it not even light.

Answer 8

No.