Introduction
What is a Black Hole?
How Are Black Holes Formed?
Types of Black Holes
Strange Facts About Black Holes
Why Are They Important?
Conclusion
Kya tumne kabhi socha hai ki space ka sabse bada shikari kaun hai?
Woh jo light tak ko nigal leta hai, aur jiska andar jaana matlab wapas aane ka zero chance?
Haan bhai, main baat kar raha hoon — Black Hole ki.
Ye universe ke aise “ghost” hain jo dikhte nahi, par apni gravity se sab ko kheench lete hain.
Black hole ek aisa region hota hai jahan gravity itni zyada hoti hai ki wahan se light bhi bhaag nahi sakti.
Iska “no escape” border ko Event Horizon kehte hain.
Agar koi uske andar cross kare, to wo hamesha ke liye gayab — jaise ghost ne nigal liya.
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Massive stars jab apni life ke end me explode hote hain (supernova)
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Uske baad bacha core apne hi gravity me collapse ho jata hai
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Result: ek black hole ka janam
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Stellar Black Holes – ek star ke collapse se bante hain
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Supermassive Black Holes – galaxies ke center me hote hain, mass million suns ke barabar
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Intermediate Black Holes – size beech ka
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Primordial Black Holes – big bang ke baad bane (theory)
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Black holes “suck” nahi karte — sirf pass wali cheezein kheenchte hain
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Time wahan slow ho jata hai (Einstein’s relativity)
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Agar tum event horizon cross karte ho, tumhara “spaghettification” ho jayega (stretch like pasta 😆)
Black holes space ka ek mystery box hain —
Inko samajhne se hum universe ka origin, space-time ka structure, aur physics ke extreme rules samajh sakte hain.
Black hole ek aisa ghost hai jo space me chhupa hai, bina awaaz ke, bina warning ke, bas wait karta hai apne shikar ka.
Science ke liye ye ek puzzle hai jo solve karna humare future ke space exploration ka key ho sakta hai.
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