What would happen to a point if you threw it into a black hole?

Question

Theoretically, or course. Points don't exist in a three dimensional world, and we can't go anywhere near real a black hole.

Sorry, I meant "of course," and don't beat me up for it.

May I remind you all this is a point? It cannot lose hight, width, or depth. And I know what a black hole is, barna10luvsbpe101, but it still does something to three dimensional objects. Grumpy, you answered another question with exactly the same story. What are you doing out of "jokes" catagory, sub-catagory "lame & overused?"

Answer 1

I wanted to toss the lady at the patent office into a black hole today.
I went to the Patent Office to register some of my inventions.

I went to the main desk to sign in and the lady at the desk had a form that had to be filled out. She wrote down my personal info and then asked me what I had invented.

I said, "A folding bottle."

She said, "Okay, what do you call it?"

I said "A Fottle."

"What else do you have?"she asked me.

I said "A folding carton."

"And what do you call it?"

I said "A Farton."

She snickered and said, "Those are silly names for products! And one of them sounds kind of crude."

I was so upset by her comment that I grabbed the form and left the office without even telling her about my folding bucket.

Yours: Grumpy

Answer 2

.Nothing, a black hole isn't really a hole. It's an object with gravity so intense that photons are sucked into it. The name is really a misnomer

Answer 3

in accordance to Stephen Hawkings latest concept, from the perspective of the guy on the Swartzchild radius or journey horizon, no longer something seems to be incorrect (if he lived for the period of the tidal stretching such as you ought to do around a galaxy middle length black hollow). yet to us it may seem that he became smeared around the progression horizon. All this skill is that to the guy falling into the black hollow no longer something seems to be incorrect different than that it style of feels to take perpetually to fall into the black hollow. yet to us he seems to be in basic terms a smear stretched out alongside the place remember and easy-weight fall into the black hollow.

Answer 4

In THEORY ONLY, EVERYTHING becomes energy that enters a Black Hole. The closest one to me is one million light years away. I'm not worried about it.... I'm only living to 999,999 light years from now.

Answer 5

it will rotate at the circumference of the black hole more than velocity of light and projected out after some million years

Answer 6

Black hole has nothing except gravity, it suck up when it compressed it into smittereens.

Answer 7

It would spaghettify itself,all the way,spiraling towards the singularity.The point would become as thin as possible and then it's gone...tom science

Answer 8

i think it will get streched up untill it can maximumly do. (that max limit could be much longer than you wildest imagination)

Answer 9

nothing really - it wouldn't deform etc. (i don't think). it would go into the black hole, and that would be that.

Answer 10

it would get compressed and shot out the other end