What are black holes and how are they made?

Answer 1

Black holes are the closest thing known the have put a rip in time and space. We do not actually know what a black hole is made out of because we can not observe past the event horizon where light can not escape due to the black holes gravitational force.

You could say that a black hole when it is not "feeding" is made of pure force, it has been theorised that black holes are partly made up of radiation. But than again it is just a star that has imploded.

Answer 2

Black holes are regions in space where the gravitational pull is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from them. They are formed when massive stars collapse under their own gravity at the end of their life cycle, or by the collision and merger of two smaller black holes. The collapse of a massive star creates a stellar black hole, while the merger of two black holes can create a larger black hole.

Answer 3

We don't really know. Since we can't look inside a black hole.

All we know is that it is made of matter, whether it is one gigantic particle, or a bunch or large particles, or just a heck of a lot of normal particles.

Answer 4

Black Holes are flying and roaming vaccums in Outer Space that will suck anything in it's path. Black Holes are made from stars after stars die out to become a black hole or become a supernova.

Answer 5

The general idea is that the matter (mass) is compressed so densely that there won't be any matter in a form that we can recognize - it is compressed to such a point that there won't even be atoms.

The truth is that the physical conditions in the center of a black hole are so extreme that current physical theories are not able to describe such situations appropriately.

Answer 6

No. It's essentially made up of pure gravitational energy.

Answer 7

it is made up of a dead star that blew up