so if a black hole does not have any dimensions but still exists what is on the other side of that vacuum?

Answer 1

The black hole is there and actually is a planetoid, meaning a extremely dense sphere of matter not larger than a US state, and because of it's super compacted has a super gravitational and magnetic power that attracts even the LIGHT ITSELF. So its impossible to see it or to measure it because it doesn't reflect the light a little as cold planets do.

The scientists really didn't see it but they see the "black spot"it creates around some stars.

There's no other side of the "vacuum" because the whole matter is decomposed to molecules by the super intense fields, and then in a burst ejected trough poles.

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Answer 2

Well a black hole is not a vacuum. It's really just a super small pinpoint in space that has immense gravitational force.

Your question actually arises more questions!

Some scientists think that black holes represent a "worm hole." If there was a way to go into a black hole a go through the worm hole you would transport either to another place in space, or another dimension.

But the problem is, the black hole would crush you from the extreme gravity. No human, or spacecraft could survive the black hole!

But, if it was possible (and i mean possible) is the chance that if someone could survive the black hole is that it would lead someone to another universe!

This is just an idea because we don't know yet. Some scientists think that there are Universes "layered" that we can travel between them using black holes. But obviously this is just theory and no one has done this.

Please, when you go to college, take an Astronomy class. It's so much fun and you will learn so much!

Answer 3

The other side of the vacuum. By that you meant, the other side of the event horizon, before the point of no return? I'll suppose so. Anyway, the very existance of the black hole and it's event horizon point to a location of space thtat even light cannot escape from, having a gravitational pull that warps space into quantum singularity. Existing in a black hole, isn't likely possible.

Answer 4

A black hole doesn't refer to the object creating the gravitational pull. If it did, it would have a dimension (imagine a star a hundred times larger than our sun crashing to about 1 mile across and the massive object creating the black hole in the center of our galaxy being able to fit between the sun and Earth) . The black hole often refers to the gravitational pull which would grow infinitely weaker the farther it gets from the center and hence has no dimensions.

Answer 5

To be honest, this question isn't answerable. Nobody knows what happens in the center of a black hole.

In fact, it has been theorized that the center of a black hole is an event called a gravitational singularity where the known laws of physics do not apply.

By that theory, it is not possible to know what happens inside a black hole because nothing there can be predicted or is even detectable, as a black hole releases no emissions, not even light.

Answer 6

If a black hole has no dimensions it cannot exist,
A black hole has no dimensions and it does not exist.
A black hole is a theoretical entity and nothing more!

Answer 7

a black hole isn't a hole really. it's not a vacuum either really. it's a huge chunk of matter compressed into a really small space. it's so massive (having a lot of mass) that it's gravity is super strong. so strong that it pulls light back from escaping. so from the outside it looks black, cause no light is coming out of it. but it's gravity will pull anything that gets near it into it and crush that into itself. making the black hole heavier, but not any bigger.

Answer 8

the other side space as well