Stars end with a black hole and neutron star then what does a black hole end with after pulling everything?

Answer 1

A black hole does not necessarily pull in everything in the universe. It's gravitational field is no different from any other object of the same mass, until you get very close.

According to Stephen Hawking, black holes will evaporate over time. However, a black hole the mass of the Sun would take many times the current age of the universe to disappear. So the billion-solar-mass black holes at the centers of giant elliptical galaxies will probably still be around when everything in the universe has gone cold.

Answer 2

I think it would be impossible for a black hole to go forever.If the universe is "infinite" it would never run out of matter to suck in. But a black whole might flip inside out or something and be a "white hole" and blow everything out. But like Say it sucks stuff to a paralell universe. Then when it collapses if flips inside out and takes everything from the other dimension and blows it out in ours.
ha i dont know just some wild idea i just made up.

Answer 3

a black hole basically is not an ending it is the beginning. A black hole compresses matter/energy to a very dense point. On the othe side of that point their is an equal and opposite dispersion of matter and energy. it is the proverbial "wormhole." You come out on the other side.

Answer 4

Ask somone who knows a bit about quantum mechanics. My understanding of the subject is very basic, but, it tells me black holes cannot exist!

Answer 5

You know, maybe we could fix this black hole problem in space. Maybe we should start launching some huge stoppers to plug them all up!!!

Answer 6

After it has got to its "Eating Limit" it will just explode.
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