How are black holes created? LARGE HADRON COLLIDER

On Sep 9, 8:33 am, Ed wrote:

..No one knows. But even if it were true you would not survive the
terrible differential gravity as you fell in; you would be stretched
out into your individual atoms and possibly beyond.

This is known as being 'spagettified' by the extreme accelerational
gradient as you fall in. It would be true of BHs of several solar
masses, but not of supermassive, galactic scale BHs. The
accelerational gradient there is much less severe so you wouldn't get
spagettified.

oldcoot wrote:
On Sep 9, 8:33 am, Ed wrote:
..No one knows. But even if it were true you would not survive the
terrible differential gravity as you fell in; you would be stretched
out into your individual atoms and possibly beyond.

This is known as being 'spagettified' by the extreme accelerational
gradient as you fall in. It would be true of BHs of several solar
masses, but not of supermassive, galactic scale BHs. The
accelerational gradient there is much less severe so you wouldn't get
spagettified.

Indeed not on the event horizon of a large black hole, but wait
until you get close to the singularity........