Friday, 28 May 2021

How Black Hole affect our earth?

 

         Can Earth be affected by a black hole in the future?

To know the answer of this question, firstly we have to know about the concept of black hole and how does it works.

So now we start with the introduction of Black hole;

You know that our universe is made up of stars, asteroids, galaxies, Planets, satellites, meteorites etc. But beside all these there are thousands of things that were present in our universe and most of them are still to be discovered. Black hole is a region present in our universe where gravity is so strong that no particles can escape from it. For example, if our earth is swallowed by the Black hole than there is no chance for earth escape from it.

                                                                            


                                                                                       Black Hole

History of Black Hole:

Einstein was the first person who predicted the existence of black hole. He published his theory of general relativity in 1916. This theory describes how gravity shapes the fabric of space-time. This theory gave him the idea of black hole.

Formation of Black Hole:

When a star dies, it collapses inward rapidly. As it collapses, the star explodes into a supernova. The stars with more than 20 magnitudes are called supernova. The dying star continues to collapse until it becomes a singularity (something consisting of zero volume and infinite density). The extreme density of the new singularity pulls everything towards it, including space-time (It is the union of space and time as one four-dimensional continuum. This would finally result in the formation of Black Hole.

We may never be able to prove exactly what happens inside black holes, although many scientists are making the connection between singularities and the big bang theory, which proposes that our universe exploded into existence from what, could have been a singularity.

What happen if Black whole enter our solar system:

Anything that comes close to black hole gets doomed. Stars, planet, and even solar system. If a black hole found any way to enter our solar system it will totally disrupt the gravitational forces of our solar system. The black will literally tear planets from their orbits and smashed them into each other. For example, if it comes close to planet Jupiter it could actually pull the moon of Jupiter away from the planet itself. It results in the unbalancing of the rotation of moons of Jupiter.

How does Black hole affect our earth?

According to Astronomer’s, the closest Black hole to the earth is 1,000 light-years away. NASA captures the image of black hole by creating a network of telescopes known as Event Horizon Telescope, or the EHT. They set out to capture an image of a black hole by improving upon a technique that allows for the imaging of far-away objects, known as Very long Baseline interferometer, or VLBI. According to them, this black hole still has no impact on our earth. But as the distance reduced between earth and the black hole it may affect the gravitation forces of our solar system which results in misbalance of our solar system.

                              

                          


                                                                 
 
image of black hole captured by Event Horizon Telescope

 

Conclusion:

 From the above discussion we conclude that the black hole can totally disrupt the gravitational forces of our solar system. It results in the unbalance of our earth rotation and earth orbit movement. And also results in the collision of stars, planets and moons.

 

 

 

 

 

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