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There is no atmosphere. Anything near the black hole is busy being pressed into a single lumpy paste to be compressed to the hardest coldest it can be. The materials above a black hole depend on nearby materials: what stars or comets or asteroids are there to feed it. Think of a car crusher: the crusher turns a 10' car into a 3' block. Well a black hole has lots of crushers - each one takes the last one's material and crushed it further. 10' to 9', to 8' to 7'...... to 0.25 inch to 0.125 inch to 0.0625 inch to 0.03125 inch to 0.01512 inch to 0.0075 inch to .... Any atmosphere it might ever have is pulled in immediately.

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