what is on the other side of the black hole?

Answer 1

You mean what happens to the matter that is sucked into the black hole? No one knows. That the black holes are sort of gateways into another dimension or another universe is speculation. Since light cannot escape from the black hole, any information remains there only.

Answer 2

A black hole is essentially an extremly dense collection of matter, so dense that nothing, not even light can escape from it's surface due to its gravitational field.
Just like a fly in room, a black hole is just a small dot somewhere in the universe, so there is nothing special on the other side of it. However things may be more interesting on it's surface, which is still a mystery.
Also addressing a black hole as 'The Black Hole' would be inappropriate as there may be one, none, few or even many of them in the Universe.

Answer 3

Astronomers believe that most galaxies have an enormous black hole in their centers. A black hole is an object with lots of matter packed into it. A black hole has a powerful pull of gravity. Gravity is the force that holds you to the ground and pulls a ball back down after you throw it up in the air. The gravity of a black hole is so strong that it sucks in and crushes anything that comes near. Not even light can escape from a black hole.

Answer 4

It is assumed that another black hole exists on "the other side" and that objects pulled into the first black hole would be ejected from the second. In my opinion,anything entering a black hole would be destroyed when it collides with the singularity. (The dark body situated at the centre of a black hole,that is the cause of the intense gravity,but often forgotten by black hole theorists...) Nothing,not even light,can escape the gravitational pull of the singularity.

Answer 5

A white hole. As the amount of matter in the universe must remain a constant, then all the stuff a black hole sucks up must go somewhere, therefore there must be whiteholes spewing this stuff out. Some of the pictures that Hubble has taken of galaxys show massive plumes eminating from the centre. this is where all the black hole stuff comes out.

Answer 6

Nobody will ever find out. In theory, once you go beyond the event horizon and into the singularity, whatever enters will be stretched thin to the diameter of a noodle by a gravitational force thousands of times the strength of Earth's gravitational pull, which is why even light cannot escape a Black Hole. Imagine your body being sucked through a straw. Nobody will ever be able to see the other side.

Answer 7

ROTFLMSFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Some of the answers are almost as good as the question.

What makes you think that a black hole even *has* an other side?

And all y'alls who think that *all* information that goes into a black hole is lost need to get your minds right. You can *always* measure total mass, total charge, and total strangeness (since they're all static, scalar fields)


Doug

Answer 8

A white hole?

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Paradise