Theoretical Astrophysics?

Question

I was discussing Astrophysics with my uncle, and we got to the subject of black holes. I, myself, LOVE black holes. My goal in life is to be like Steven Hawking.

Anywho, I was wondering what would happen, theoretically, if you were to pass beyond the event horizon of a black hole.

Would you be torn to shreds, crushed into a peanut, warped through time and/or space?

Answer 1

watch this "nova" show on pbs "monster of the milky way". the "monster" refers to a 3.6 million solar mass black hole.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/blackhole/program.html

Answer 2

Let's say you went passed the event horizon feet first. The gravitational force on your feet would be significantly larger than the force on your head and torso, called tidal forces. This would cause your body to be stretched into an infinitely thin strip and sucked into the black hole's singularity.

Answer 3

Ahem! Well, they say that originally your body would start stretching, later so much as to resemble a macaroni to the point all your molecules would align on their way to the black hole. Ouch! Big ouch!!!

Now tell me, you wouldn't seriously want to cross the event horizon to find out about that, would you? ;-)

Answer 4

Black hole is actually a mystery in science how it was created and where it immense gravity came from, in my Theory of 6th law of gravity, explains by itself how it was created.

To make the story short, if you chance to be in the black hole, you will be crust and fused into a molecule that has no space and because of tremendous heat and pressure you will
ignite into thermo nuclear chain reaction. and give birth into a star if the accumulated objects reaches 1/9 of the black holes vortex.

dan