isnt a black hole a mass of anti matter from a collaped star????

Answer 1

when a star collapses in on itself it creates a big hole of destruction and everything within it will never escape,, Not light, time itself can not eascape,, everything is crushed instantly,, What goes in never comes out,,

Answer 2

Nope no anti matter in a black hole. its just normal matter continuously collapsing under the influence of it's own gravity. In a sense a black hole is infinitely small and infinitely dense something physicist would call a singularity.
Anything that falls inside is crunched and packed into this singularity forever. However Stephen Hawking believes that over time black holes do leak a form of thermal energy and he (or someone else)called it hawking radiation.

Answer 3

It's called a 'hole` because matter, (not anti-matter),
has disappeared into it.
At this time the conditions "inside" are a matter of
conjecture based on conditions outside. The picture
is really unclear.
The boundary, (event horizon), is a 'discontinuity'.
We can't be sure our math holds on the other side.

Answer 4

No, black holes aren't made of anti-matter. They're made of 'normal' matter. The matter (..mass..) of black holes is so immense that the resulting gravity prevents even light from escaping them. That's why they're called black holes.

Answer 5

The theory is that it is matter (not anti matter) that is so dense that light cannot excape its gravitational pull. I believe that the supposed origin is indeed collapsed stars.

Answer 6

It is not anti matter, just ordinary matter that is so densely packed together that not even time exists within it.

Answer 7

We don't know, we just suspect.