Singularity

A black hole is called a black hole because of it’s color, especially since light can’t escape. What we can see, though, is the effects of a black hole. Analyzing the surrounding area of a black hole, we can see its effects upon its environment. For example, a star that’s close enough to a black hole can be seen being ripped apart.

Black holes do not die per se, but they are theoretically predicted to eventually slowly evaporate over extremely long time scales. Black holes grow by the accretion of matter nearby that is pulled in by their immense gravity

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