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basketball4life69: 3 months ago

If gases turn to liquids under great amounts of pressure, what is a black hole?

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IMShady: 3 months ago

The kind of pressures you're talking about with a black hole are well out of the ordinary so what may be a common phenomena with substances doesn't apply.

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basketball4life69: 3 months ago

so these kinds of pressures are impossible to achieve?

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IMShady: 3 months ago

On earth?? Not anywhere close. Most of us have a problem even imagining such pressure much less achieving it.

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crowtrobot: 3 months ago via Android

shredded atoms

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DeclairedOk: 3 months ago

Breakfast of champions

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DeclairedOk: 3 months ago | Last edited at 8:54AM on 2/8/2013

A cavity in the universe, which nothing can escape.

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leon102181: 3 months ago via iPhone

It's more of a gravity pull then it is pressure

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Beatminister: 3 months ago

Nobody really knows what form matter inside a black hole actually has - or if it is at all still matter as we know it. And it won't be easy to find out, I guess.

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olpaint70: 3 months ago via iPhone

Natures laws as we understand them break down at the center of a black hole, from there we go to quantum physics, where even gravity has no effect. What's going on there are only theories.

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