How much does a black hole weigh in tons?

Answer 1

A black hole can a few times the mass of our Sun, starting out at perhaps 2-3 times the mass of the Sun. Larger black holes (supermassive black holes, in the center of most larger galaxies) can have masses of millions or even billions of solar masses. There are also intermediate-mass black holes in star clusters, with a few thousand solar masses.

Answer 2

The mass of a black hole depends on the specific black hole being referred to. For example, the central black hole of NGC 4526 has been found to be about 450 million times the mass of the sun, and the central black hole of galaxy NGC 1277 has a mass of about 17 billion suns.

Given that our sun has a mass of about 1.9891x1027 metric tons, this means that the mass of these two black holes are 8.95095x1035 metric tons (NGC 4526) and 3.38147x1037 metric tons (NGC 1277).

Answer 3

[b]Answer[/b] It would weigh about 100 trillion tons. [b]Answer[/b] Nobody knows because black holes consume all light or objects near it so scientists have no way of telling.

Answer 4

You can't be " in " a black hole. The instant you get near the center of it your ripped to shreds and flung out into space. So basically there cannot be an answer to your question.

Answer 5

almost infinity Newton

Answer 6

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