STRUCTURE OF A BLACK HOLE

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STRUCTURE OF BLACK HOLE

 STRUCTURE OF A BLACK HOLE ..

Talking more about black holes, one of the most concerned questions is, how does a black hole look like, in scientific terms, what is the structure of a black hole? Black hole isn't an object that is visible, scientists predict the presence of a black hole with special instruments which detect their effect. A black hole majorly consists of 2 regions.. 1.) singularity - the massive gravitational center and 2.) event horizon - in layman's language- the boundary of  a black hole.

EVENT HORIZON

It is the area or an imaginary sphere where the escape velocity becomes equal to the speed of light. Escape velocity is defined as the minimum velocity required for a body to escape the gravitational pull. As mentioned earlier, the black hole is something where massive amount of mass is concentrated in relatively smaller region resulting in a really strong gravitational pull. So it's the line or the boundary where if any body reaches will be forced to moved to center and never return back!!

SINGULARITY 

It is formed when huge mass is concentrated in smallest of smallest regions. As the mass/volume ratio increases highly, it is a region of immense density. As the gravitational pull overcomes all the forces of nature, it is a region that defines it's own laws of physics. It is it's own MASTER..

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