If you go to the black hole, will you end up in the other universe

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If you go to the black hole, will you end up in
the other universe

• By Jacob Kriger

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How does a black hole form?

• We think that a black hole can form when a very
  massive star collapses at the end of its
  existents. Stars become like our sun because of
  energy from nuclear reactions going on deep
  inside the star. They convert hydrogen to helium,
  and that gives off energy, which becomes light.
  Once that hydrogen is used up, they can start
  using helium in their nuclear "furnaces." But
  eventually any star will run out of "fuel." Stars
  like our sun will collapse and become a "white
  dwarf."

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Some people believe if you go in a black hole
and survive you will go through a long portal
witch will bring you to the other side of the
universe
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Have astronomers found any black

• holes?Yes, we think so. Of course a black hole
  itself would be hard to see! But we can see when
  hot gases are "sucked" into the black hole. The
  collisions and explosions that occur when that
  happens generate huge bursts of light, including
  X-rays. We know of several stars that appear to
  have invisible but very massive companion stars.
  They look as if the invisible companion is
  pulling gas from the regular star. The only thing
  we know of that could do that is a black hole. We
  also see incredible explosions in the centers of
  some galaxies. The only thing we know of that can
  make such spectacular explosions is a very big
  black hole a black hole with the mass of
  millions of stars! Such a huge black hole can
  pull in whole stars!

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How do black holes have energy if they form from
dead or burned-out stars?

• Black holes form from large stars that collapse
  when they run out of fuel for their nuclear
  reactions. There are many forms of energy heat,
  light, energy of motion, and the energy of
  gravity. Black holes have LOTS of gravitational
  energy!

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Could a beam of light orbit a black hole?

• That's an interesting idea. I think that it
  could, but only if it happened to come in at just
  the right angle so it would be in a perfectly
  circular orbit. That seems unlikely, so it would
  be more likely that it would either pass by the
  black hole in a curved path or go into the black
  hole.

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