What's in the other side of a black hole?

Answer 1

Space substance is both inside and outside. However Black holes existence is not something that the most scientist actually believe

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Answer 2

My esophagus.........

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Answer 3

The other side of the singularity

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Answer 4

One hefty sphere of very dense matter.

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Answer 5

A black hole doesn't have an other side. It is just a lot of matter squeezed down to a point with a strong gravity field around it.

• goring

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  if universe came from a singularity black hole it would have pulled in the reste of the universe
  

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Answer 6

Nothing

Just a very dense Singularity at its centre

Anything else that you have been told is a Fairy Story

Source(s): Abel 1758, X Ray Source and Great Attractor

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Answer 7

There isn't any other side. A so called black hole is NOT a hole. It is a region of such intense gravity that even light does not escape. It would look the same from the "front" or the "back."

A black hole is not a path to some other dimension, universe or something else that has been concocted by science fiction writers.

The only thing inside a black hole is matter that has been crushed down to subatomic particles.

• out2lunch4now2

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  Given that no one has ever been to one and returned with a description, how do you know that?  Scientific theory is just that.  Theory.
  

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Answer 8

oprah's stomach i would guess

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Answer 9

you might actually pass through the event horizon into a wormhole and end up in another part of the universe. To be fair, you would still be crushed.

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Answer 10

A white hole? Ying and yang.

• Aril Daine

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  its so funny 😂
  

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