By The Wonderful and Amazing
Antonio R. and Ashley C.
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By The Wonderful and Amazing Antonio R. and Ashley C.
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What will happen if you go into a Black Hole? When you get there it couldn't seem like a particularly usual place, except that you will see strange optical distortions of the sky around you from all the bending of light that go on. Before you get there, there will be enormous tidal forces, due to the curvature of space time, Which will through you and your space ship in many directions. The forces are so intense that when they are acted upon you you will be stretched into a tiny string. But as soon as you fall through, there's no escape.
If you watch the star will seem to collapse more and more slowly. This optical effect is caused by the paths of light rays. But what does this have to do with physics? Physics deals with many topics including energy, mass, velocity, gravity, light, etc., so basically every thing in the universe is related to physics in some way! |
