Near a black hole, gravity is not uniform—it varies significantly across different points of your body, causing your feet to experience a stronger gravitational pull than your head. This difference in gravitational force stretches your body vertically, making you longer and longer until you are torn apart in a process called spaghettification.
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This would stretch you to death. Near a black hole, gravity isn't equal.
Your feet feel more pull than your head.
So, you get stretched [music] longer and longer until you're torn apart.
You wouldn't survive the pull, and it [music] happens because
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