When an object falls into a black hole, the extreme gravitational forces create uneven pulling that stretches matter into thin strands of atoms, a phenomenon physicists call spaghettification; from a distant observer's perspective, the fall appears frozen while the universe accelerates, but the descent continues uninterrupted until space collapses into a singularity where physics no longer applies.
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What actually happens inside a black hole? #space #physicsAñadido:
This is what happens when gravity becomes stronger than time itself.
Up close everything feels calm yet gravity pulls unevenly quietly beginning to stretch matter apart.
You'd be stretched into a thin strand of atoms. Physicists call this spaghettification.
From afar the fall appears frozen while the universe accelerates but the descent continues uninterrupted.
Beyond that point space collapses into a single point called a singularity where physics no longer works.
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