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I wanna know if there's zero gravity in the center of a blackhole. Think about it shouldn't the gravity cancel itself out in the middle?

>> No.15077763

>>15077662
If you could build a tunnel through a black hole it would pull you through and toss you gently out the other end. I’d imagine it would be difficult to stop in the middle and have a cup of tea tho

>> No.15077880

>>15077662
Big brain answer but I think since there's gravity coming from every direction you'd be stuck in the middle couldn't move or anything. So there would still be gravity and it wouldn't cancel itself out because if there was no gravity you could move freely

>> No.15078053

>>15077880
Since there's no field due to an r-squared force law inside a spherical shell, I'd think you shouldn't feel any gravity in the centre. Moreover, there should be some region around the centre where the portion of the black hole's mass "more inside" isn't much of a black hole. On the other hand, the density would still be black hole-like, so I'm probably wrong.
I don't know GR, so I could very well be missing something there as well.

>> No.15078342

>>15077662
Black holes don't exist, so this is a pointless question.

>> No.15078378

Black holes are not spheres of homogeneous density, all of their mass is in the singularity.

>> No.15078380

>>15077662
Gravity never "cancels itself out"
Forces never "cancel themselves out"

>> No.15078397

>>15078342
black holes literally determine our reality, all negative energy gets sucked into black holes and they are also portals to other universes opposite of ours where space is white and stars are black and the sky is the ground

>> No.15078399

A wormhole technically homes a worm.

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>> No.15078439

>>15078397
this isn't larp

>> No.15079161

>>15078380
but there's zero gravity in the earth's core

>> No.15079293

>>15078380
I think you mean pressures never cancel eachother out