Where Do Things Go In Black Holes??

I was watching the Discovery channel and they where talking about Black Holes.

Where do you think atoms or objects go when they get sucked in?

Me, I think if we ever manage to get a camera in there we will see a whole new universe, maybe even ET's

 

i don't believe it goes anywhere, and the black hole keeps growing as it continues to "suck stuff in"

 

I don't know what happens when something gets sucked in a black hole. I also don't want to think about it as I already have too much problem in this world.

 

It has to go somewhere, I mean if it sucks it in, where does it go? Information does not just disappear like Hoppins (Expert on Black Holes) said. So either they heat up and become smaller atoms that the human eye just can't see, or they travel to some place unknown and discovered by humans.

 

lol, I mean it would make a lot of theorys on the "ET's" more believable if Hoppins is able to prove his theory.

I mean, don't you think theres more to this universe than what we read in books?

 

When something falls into a black hole, it is crushed by the tremendous gravitational forces that exist within the black hole. Any object that falls in it will be crushed into subatomic particles, and then these pieces may be sent out of the black hole in the form or radiation.

For example, if a human fell into a black hole, the gravitational difference between their head and toe would be so great that they would be stretched into spaghetti. They would see the entire history of the universe pass before being crushed into nothingness. In other words, they will die.

At least thats what the scientists say. Of course, no one will no for sure until they actually go into one, and I'm not volunteering for it. Some also say that the black hole may be a gateway to another dimension or universe. Nothing can escape from a black hole, not even light itself, and light travels at a speed of 186,000 miles per second, approximately.

 

Yeah I agree with you, but I rather go on the theory such as Hoppins, as he's saying that the particles and objects are going into another universe where Black Holes don't exist therefore the information isn't lost nor radiated back.

I also believe the Government is holding out on information such as this on things we know nothing about in the universe. This would unlock lots and lots theories.

 

I'm a little lose at what you mean there bud.

I don't know what you mean by going in to get the camera. As why would we need to, don't we have wireless cameras now? Last time I checked we did, and I believe thats what satellites help us with also, right?

So I think you wrote the question wrong, or read my solution wrong.

 

Interesting discussion here, I've always wanted to know more about Black Holes...I think I'd agree with the theory that its maybe a portal into another dimension, actually here on earth we have some spots like the Bermuda Triangle for one. Actually only God would know whats in there

 

Yeah... There's definitely a lot things in this universe that we don't understand. But until something has been proven, I would not bother thinking about it.

 

lol I know your trying to make convo, and so am I

Anyway, there should be a way for us to send a space ship, or shuttle up in space, have a camera sent off from the shuttle into the Black Hole, and the camera only transmit the images back to the shuttle, and not have a long range to send the signal back. I believe we already have that technology.

 

Well its something to just keep in mind, as like I said earlier, knowing more about the Black Hole may unlock new secrets and technology of kinds we would be 1000's of years from.

If this is true, and we don't think about it, we would be just like the "Indian's" hundred of years ago, 1000's of years behind in technology and etc. If there is another universe out there....

 

lol Why do you continue to say camera's need wires, I thought our technology has moved on to wireless technology.

The shuttle would only have to shoot or let the camera out at the black hole, and just "record" what they see in the black hole, and forget whatever happens to the camera, because they recorded the feedback.

Afterwards, they can then either travel back to earth, or just send the image or wave to the "satellite", and the satellite sends the image to earth.

Simple, point A>>>>to point>>>>>B>>>>>>to>>>>>>Earth WE HAVE IMAGES haha.

 

The idea that black holes are conduits between universes is not well supported. At best, they are conduits between other parts of this universe. But, at most, they are likely nothing more than super compressed matter.

There is a thought that there are multiple universes. But the conduit is not black holes. It is gravity. The thought is gravity waves could be used to communicate between universes, which are sandwiched side by side in much the same way as slices in an endless loaf of bread.

 

hmmm I'm not to knowledgeable on gravity waves, but I know as for Black Holes, they are something we know little about, and if we could possibly figure out what really happens to objects that are pulled in, we may be able to figure out more questions that are unanswered.

The only hard part is actually being able to be in the right spot at the right time when a Black Hole opens up....

 

I learned a few years ago in my class that they burst and everything justs get compact that its gone :O

 

lol well "its gone" doesn't really do it for most physicist. They probably do burst, maybe not, who knows....