What’s inside a Blackhole?

What’s inside a black hole ?. Blackholes are mysterious and bizarre objects in the universe that really have no explanation, in fact, we hardly know anything about what lies inside of a black hole.                                                                               Listen to the article if you feel bore reading.

We have no way of going inside one black hole to take a look at what’s inside a black hole?

Even if we send a probe inside a black hole it would not survive the journey and there would be no way that the probe could transmit a signal outside once it had been sucked inside. This is because blackhole is the product of mass being squeezed together so densely and so tightly that it creates a gravitational pull that is so strong not even light can escape its grasp.

You may notice that when you see a photo of a spiral galaxy such as the milky way, in the center of the galaxy is a giant mass of light. Which many people would think looks like a massive Sun ,but this is not light coming from the black hole itself.R remember that light can't escape the heavy gravitational pull instead light we see comes from magnetic fields near a spinning black hole that propels electrons outward in a jet along the rotation axis the electrons produce bright radio waves.

Quasars are believed to produce their energy from massive black holes in the center of the galaxies in which the quasars are located. But quasars are so bright they drown out light from all the other stars in the same galaxy. Quasar is the short name for the quasi-stellar object and is a very highly energetic object. Surrounding an actively feeding supermassive black hole in more basic terms the supermassive black hole in the middle of the galaxy feeds intermittently as it feeds gas swirls around it at incredible speeds and forms an insanely bright hot orbiting disc.

The magnetic environment around the black hole forms twin jets of material which flow out into space for millions of light years. This becomes what is called an active galactic nucleus. The diet of known blackholes consists mostly of gas and dust which fill the empty space throughout the universe.

Black holes can also consume material torn from nearby stars, in fact, the most massive black holes can swallow stars whole. Black holes can also grow by colliding and merging with other black holes. This growth process is what can usually do reveal the presence of a black hole.

Black holes are actually remarkably bad at pulling material close to them. There are a couple of reasons for this. First reason, black holes aren’t actually attractive to anything for any reason other than gravity. The second reason that black holes are bad at being astronomical vacuum cleaners is that they’re really really inefficient at getting material close enough to them to cross the event horizon and add to the mass of the black hole.