Space appears black because there is nothing in outer space to reflect light. It's a very high vacuum. With nothing to reflect light, the only light that an astronaut could see is that from the sun or another star that emits light, or from a planet or other orbiting body that reflects the sun's light. The vacuum of space - and there is a lot of it - doesn't reflect any light and therefore appears black to the viewer.
Because they formed from stars, which are in space.
They do not take people to space.
No, there are many black holes in space. They reside throughout the universe and come in different sizes, ranging from stellar-mass black holes to supermassive black holes found at the centers of galaxies.
Black holes can be found anywhere in space.There are 2 types of black holes.Stellar and super massive black holes.Super massive black holes can be found in the middle of every galaxy including our own milky way.Stellar black holes can be found anywhere in space.
Hypernovae are the brightest object in space while black holes are the darkest object in space.
Yes! space is pitch black! however, because of the light of the stars,and especially the sun..... space is really glowing with light . but it is still dark in space .
it was pitch black, with shiny stars the 9 planets and the sun and moon.
Pitch is a semi-liquid tar that is deep black in color. So the descriptive is pitch black.
Space is not black, space is transparent.
Pitch black is typically considered darker than black. Pitch black is a term used to describe a color that is so dark it appears black, with little to no light reflection. Black, on the other hand, can vary in shade and may have more noticeable variations in color.
Pitch Black was released on 02/18/2000.
The Production Budget for Pitch Black was $23,000,000.
Pitch Black Forecast was created in 2005.
Pitch Black - band - was created in 1997.
Black as Pitch was created on 2001-11-27.
Pitch Black Records was created in 2007.
Pitch, as known in the context of the idiom "pitch dark" or "pitch black", is also called bitumen or tar pitch. It is a nearly-solid, very black ooze that comes from petroleum (which in its raw form is also very black).The idiom "pitch black" is a minor rearrangement of the simile "black as pitch" which based on the above definition becomes self-descriptive: very, very black.