What are black holes capable of?

Answer 1

The power or force exerted by black holes is all relative to the size of the black hole. Because black holes have many different sizes, they exert different amounts of forces for each black hole. However, I'm assuming that you are talking about black holes like the super massive black hole located in the center of our galaxy. These kinds of black holes are huge and are so powerful, they can trap light which is traveling 286,000 miles per second. So if you're talking about the big galactic black holes seen in the movies, the answer is the black hole is amazingly powerful and can trap anything that goes past its event horizon (point of no return).

Answer 2

Black Holes are massive and highly dense objects. This property leads to huge amounts of gravitational forces around it that allows it to suck up each and every objects that are close to it. They are black because the light hitting it cannot reflect back and gets sucked into it due to its massive gravitational pull.

Now speaking of dimensions the black whole is able to twist the fabric of time and space. Its kind of like the whole in the sink and water being the gravitational force. Anything caught in the water eventually would turn up inside the hole.

Answer 3

Black holes are capable of exerting a strong gravitational pull that can trap objects, including light. They can also distort space and time around them, leading to phenomena such as time dilation and spaghettification for objects that come too close. Additionally, black holes have the potential to merge with other black holes and release vast amounts of energy in the form of gravitational waves.

Answer 4

well the quazars which are super massive black holes are capable of sucking up entire galxies but the smaller black holes are capable of entire systems and stars mostley