Black holes are like giant cosmic magnets that stretch and squish the space around them. Imagine a trampoline, if you drop a heavy ball in the center, it makes a big dip. A black hole does something similar to space, making everything near it swirl around like water going down a drain.
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- A black hole is like a giant cosmic drain, it pulls everything in and stretches space around it, similar to how a trampoline bends under a heavy ball.
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See also
- Why Do Black Holes Actually ‘Suck’ Things In?
- What Makes Black Holes So Absorbing?
- How do black holes form and what happens if something falls into one?
- How Does a Black Hole Actually Work?
- What Is a Black Hole Actually Made Of?