How big is a black hole?
Black holes come in many sizes and their size depends on their mass. Some contain the same amount of material as 100 million suns.
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There is no limit in principle to how much or how little mass a black hole can have. Do you need any more information? ChaCha!
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It can be described by either its mass or size. Neither are definite and they are related. Typical at least 10^31 kg, 3 km radius
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What is the boundary of a black hole called?
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What would happen to a person if they were sucked into a black hole?
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What is a black hole and what does it take you to?
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Is there a such thing as the black hole?
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About Black Hole
A black hole is a stellar object with super amazingly high gravity. In fact the force of gravity is so strong in a black hole that nothing can escape it, not even light. At one point it was thought that black holes were what happened after a star exploded in a super nova, but current computer models show that a black hole is formed when a star collapses into a super dense ball of matter. It is theorized that black holes could be the entrances to worm holes between dimensions, points in time, or even different spots in the universe.
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