Which of the following can a black hole not "eat" or consume? another black hole O a planet O black holes can eat anything O a cloud of gas and dust O a star
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Q: A Black Hole gets its name because it is the remains of a massive black star. True False
A: When the massive stars collapse, then the black hole is produced. It absorbs all the mass and light…
Q: Is the event horizon of a black hole the actual physical surface of the object?
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A: The common things are: (a) The method of creation of X-ray is same for X-ray pulsars, Pulsating…
Q: Why primordial black holes are thought to be extinct?
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Q: What causes X-ray emissions in a binary system of a star and a black hole?
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Q: Why haven't we detected any Primordial black holes?
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Q: What are the only things we can tell about the nature of the material within a black hole?
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Q: Are there different types of black holes?
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Q: How can black holes lead to parallel universes? And how do black holes lead to parallel universes?
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Q: 28) How accretion disk surrounding the black hole helps in its detection?
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Q: 1- can we obtain energy from a Votating black hole ?
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Q: What are the ranges of mass for white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes?
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Q: 26) To what size the Sun should shrink to become a black hole?pok
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Q: an introduction on what are black holes and how they are formed?
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A: Given data, Schwarzschild radius = Rs Mass of the black hole = MBH
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