if nothing can't scape a black hole....?

Question

How does the gravity get out of the black hole?

Answer 1

gravity is not a material object.

Answer 2

First let me define Gravity for you, it is the measure of force or pull on another object and Gravity is always falling to an objects center.The more mass an object has the more gravitational pull it has on another object. A black hole is the most massive object yet discovered and therefore it has the greatest gravitational pull.

So gravity is not escaping from it but falling into a black hole at an ever increasing force as you get closer to the mass and as it consumes the mass of other objects its mass increases making the gravitational force exerted on other objects even greater. If a visual would be more helpful, " the water going down a drain is not escaping the drain but falling into the drain and if the water going down the drain increased the size of the drain then the drain would take in more water ever time it was opened."
I hope this is helpful.

Answer 3

First of all, gravity is the reason nothing can excape from a black hole :p

Second of all, it isn't exactly true that nothing can escape from a black hole. I don't remember what, but there is something they emit. I'm sure someone smarter than me will answer this and say what they give off.

Black holes aren't omnipotent. They are parts of the physical universe with limitations.

Answer 4

gravity is an attractive force and thus pulls things in what ur asking is kinda like how does the vacuum get out of the vacuum cleaner gravity doesn't escape a black hole gravity is a black hole..

Answer 5

What?

You're talking garbage. Go read Hawking's brief history of time.

Gravity isn't something that can suck itself in to a black hole. Its warped spacetime.

Answer 6

Mechanism of gravity is not known... infact "how any of the basic forces work, is not known?"

"the gravitional effect ,whatsoever it is, does not remove itself" is obviosly a fact.

Answer 7

X-rays can be emitted