what's the difference between blackholes and wormholes?
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black hole is, wormhole isn't.Beren said:
they used to think a black hole (sucks stuff in) and white hole (opposite of black hole, spits stuff out) would make a wormhole, where you get sucked in one end and out the other.
Though they proved that only black holes exist, white holes and worm holes don't.
black hole = great big thing made super small with gravity. If you're near the earth, you'll start to go towards it cuz of gravity. Same with the sun, except you'll move faster and you can be farther and still be pulled. The thing inside the black hole is like that, except a billion times more, so you can be real far away and it'll just suck you right in.
CaptainZero
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A black hole, not really a hole at all, is matter collapsed in on itself and has such a large mass that it's gravity doesn't even let light escape. Thus it's called a black hole.
According to Einstein's theory of gravity, general relativity, the presence of matter and energy warps the geometric fabric of space and time. When these folds make contact it's theory that a hole would form and you could step thru to a distant part of the universe. Except, in theory the holes that are formed are smaller then quantum particles, protons or electrons.
According to Einstein's theory of gravity, general relativity, the presence of matter and energy warps the geometric fabric of space and time. When these folds make contact it's theory that a hole would form and you could step thru to a distant part of the universe. Except, in theory the holes that are formed are smaller then quantum particles, protons or electrons.
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