What is a black hole parallel too.?

Answer 1

Sometimes people surmise that a black hole is a doorway to a parallel universe. So a blackhole is parallel to a parallel universe or many parallel universes since there may be many dimensions beyond 3 dimensions.

Answer 2

Maybe "parallel" was not the exact word you wanted. Maybe you wanted to say "analogous" or "similar" too. The idea of parallel as used can not be applied in this case unless you are talking "parallel universes". So, let me see what I can come up with here that will help.

A black hole is not a 1 dimensional object, it actually does have structure thus is at least 3 dimensional. Throw in a few other aspects about the black hole and you can add a whole lot more dimensions if you want to.

A black hole is an area of gravity so great as to let nothing out of it, including light (thus it is black, the absence of observable light). When anything get close enough and crosses the event horizon (the point of no return) it is sucked in. Please note that the pictures of a black hole that looks like a vortex is for example only, the true shape is more complex and not easily defined as a picture. You could picture it as millions of vortices's extending from one point, the singularity.

Once something is sucked in it is pulled to the singularity to be crushed, stretched, and compacted. There the matter stays until the black hole explodes. Or does it?

Here is where we get into fabulous conjecture. It is romantic to think symmetrical and that a phenomenon that pulls matter in would have a mechanism to spew it out. The truth is we do not know. We can only conjecture that a black hole is connected to a wormhole that comes out somewhere else (like a quasar that spews energy like mad). We do not know if the black hole is a doorway to another universe. We do not know anything about it because we cannot get anything back from it.

If you wanted a parallel structure though, it would be a quasar. Theses mad little stars spew incredible amount of energy and no one knows why. Where does the energy come from? We do not understand that yet, so some say it comes from a black hole. We do not know for sure.

It is theories that a black hole can burn itself out and shed all the matter around it in a massive explosion. It would blow off it's halo and leave nothing but a point of infinitely dense matter. This would be the exotic structure called a naked singularity. We have never seen one, we only think this is possible.

Finally, black holes can be equated with whole galaxies. There is a theory that at the heart of each galaxy is a massive black hole that binds it all together and powers it, sort of like the engine that spins the whole thing. Again, we are not sure about this.

Hope this helps, I hate seeing bad information.

Answer 3

Here is a suggestion that might earn you more respect. Show people that you have learned from previous questions that you have asked about black holes by including information in the question details, or why it is relevant (such as where you heard about black holes being parallel to something for example). Stick you neck out a little more instead of asking partial questions.

Also, try choosing a best answer yourself, instead of leaving it to a vote. This will mean actually reading the answers given. I hope that is not too much of a challenge for you?

Answer 4

A black hole cannot be parallel to anything since you need at least two different 2-dimensional objects and the black hole is a singularity which is by definition only 1 dimensional.

Answer 5

no question is a stupid question, that's how we learn!

don't pay attention to those who are saying your question is stupid.

black holes can possibly cause worm holes to a different universe or lead to a different place in the universe but as far as being parallel - i don't see how to answer that question

Answer 6

there realy is b=no paralel to a black hole it just spews matter throughout the universe. but the clsest thing to what u r looking for is problobly a worm hole. look at this website and clik on some of the links to learn more.

Answer 7

Maybe a White Hole!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 8

That's a good question but we don't know.

Answer 9

Perhaps a white pile.

Answer 10

The one behind it.