Imagine a giant vacuum cleaner in space, that's like a black hole. When something gets too close, it can't escape because the pull is so strong. It’s as if you dropped your toy into a deep well and it was gone forever.
Examples
- A black hole is like a vacuum cleaner that sucks everything into it
- If you fall into a black hole, you might get stretched into spaghetti
- Stars can disappear if they're pulled too close to a black hole
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See also
- What Are Black Holes Really Like?
- Why Do Black Holes Seem So Mysterious?
- What Are Black Holes Actually Made Of?
- How Does The Unreasonable Efficiency of Black Holes Work?
- How Does Tiny Black Holes Might Have Left Holes in… Everything Work?