A black hole is like a super-strong vacuum cleaner in space. When a star collapses, it becomes a black hole. If you fall into one, the gravity gets stronger and stronger as you go deeper, your body might stretch out like spaghetti!
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- If you fall into a black hole, your body might stretch out like spaghetti because the gravity is stronger at your feet than your head.
- A star becomes a black hole when it collapses, just like how a balloon bursts if you keep blowing more air into it.
- The event horizon is like a magical door that once crossed, nothing comes back.
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See also
- What Are Black Holes, Really?
- How Does Gravity Work in Space?
- How Does Gravity Work on Earth and in Space?
- How Does the ‘Solar System’ Stay in Balance?
- What Causes a ‘Black Hole’ and How Big Can It Get?
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