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Black holes (What is a black hole? (Theories (When something is pulled…

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    - - As the black hole looses mass while evaporating it gets warmer
    - - Black holes are important to our universe
- - - - if a black hole was in place of our sun, we would continue normal orbit unless the planet got too close.
        
        Information is lost beyond it
      - Farthest anything like light can go and be able to escape
        
        If something were to go further, there would be no escape from the black hole
  - - - A Binary Black hole is two black holes orbiting one another
        
        Binary Black holes have the ability to skew space and time with their orbital energy being radiated as gravitational waves throughout space.
- - - - Defines gravity as a "geometric property of space and time" - wikipedia
        
        normal physics dont apply within a black hole
        
        Black holes can orbit what is called a companion star, these stars can get sucked in and eaten up by the black hole
        
        sucks the gas in from the star
- - - - Supermassive
        
        Supermassive black holes combine with other black holes to get larger, but some believe they start large as well and are created from several stars or "solar masses".
      - Stellar
        
        mass a lot larger than our sun's
      - Intermediate
        
        larger mass than stellar black holes, but smaller than supermassive
      - Also another type called galactic
    - - Black holes can become larger by combining with other black holes