Black Holes
what happens when you travel inside a black hole
Lets Talk Black Holes
The closest black hole to earth is called V4641 Sgr, named after the stars that orbit it. Sense black holes are invisible, scientists normally find them by the dust and stars around them. Even though this big fella is the closest one to Earth, you have nothing to worry about. V4641 is between 1,600 and 24,000 light years away. Located somewhere in the constellation Sagittarius.
V4641 is a perfect example of a small black hole. Its two to three times more massive than our sun, and all that mass is confined into a space of less than 4 miles in diameter. The center is extremely dense and therefor has a colossal gravitational pull, which means its strong enough to suck in and trap anything that comes near it.
But what happens when you go inside of it?
Once you pass the horizon line, an amazing action takes place. Every molecule and atom in your body stretches out, causing what is known as spaghettification. Here's what spaghettification looks like with a space craft:
As you fall closer to the event horizon, the blackness will cover your entire field of vision, then you know you're officially in the black hole. The last chance to see the universe is gone, and you'll never see the light of day again. Afterwords, gravity will pull you in and you'll begin to be speghettified.
No one knows what happens beyond this point, and astrophysicists suspect that the physics we use on earth breaks down inside of the black hole. After you exit the universe, We wont know what happens.
Citation
Travel INSIDE a Black Hole (YouTube)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pAnRKD4raY
Into a Black Hole - Stephen Hawking (Into a Black Hole - Stephen Hawking)