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Black Hole

The document discusses black holes including how they form from massive stars, their history of discovery, types classified by mass and rotation, how they are detected through gravitational effects and radiation, mysteries around Hawking radiation and information paradox, evidence that they exist through observations of quasars and radiation from galaxy centers, and recent discoveries about black holes.

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Black Hole

The document discusses black holes including how they form from massive stars, their history of discovery, types classified by mass and rotation, how they are detected through gravitational effects and radiation, mysteries around Hawking radiation and information paradox, evidence that they exist through observations of quasars and radiation from galaxy centers, and recent discoveries about black holes.

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BLACK HOLE

PRESENTED BY:
• Ronit Bose
• Aman Kumar Gupta
• Soham Chattopadhay
• Debapriya Paul
• Sristi Ghosh
• Kumar Abhishek
• Daipayan Kundu
• Diksha Kumari This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
CONTENT
• Introduction
• How Do Black Holes Form?
• History Of Black Holes.
• Parts Of Black Hole.
• Types Of Black Hole.
• Detection Of Black Hole.
• Mystery of Black Hole.
• Do Black Holes Exist?
• Falling Into A Black Hole.
• Facts On Black Holes.
• Recent Discoveries.
• Conclusion.
INTRODUCTION
 Don’t let the name fool you: a Black Hole is anything
but empty space. Rather, it is a great amount of matter
packed into a very small area.

 The result is a gravitational field so strong that nothing,


not even light or any other electromagnetic wave, can
escape.
How Do Black Holes Form?
 Death of a massive star.
 Consumption of all of nuclear fuel.
 Collapsing of the star under it’s own
gravity.
 Formation of Singularity surrounded
by an event horizon.
History Of Black Holes
 Inthe 18th century John Michell and Pierre Simon
Laplace first mentioned about the objects with a
huge gravitation, from which even light cannot
escape.
 In1915 Albert Einstein developed the theory of
general relativity.
 Karl Schwarzschild found black holes as a solution to
Einstein’s equations (1916).
 In1964, John Wheeler coined the term “Black
Hole”.
Parts Of Black Hole
 Singularity

 Event horizon

 Accretion Disk

 The Schwarzschild Radius


Types Of Black Hole

 According to its charge and rotation

 According to mass
 According to its charge and
rotation
 The shwarzschild black hole: no charge, no rotation,
simplest type of black hole.
 The Reissner-Nordstrom black hole: does not
rotate,has electrical charge.
 The Kerr-Newman black hole: has both charge and
rotation.
 The Kerr black hole: rotates but does not have charge
inside.
 According to its mass

Miniature Black Hole

 Also known as primordial black


holes
 Created more than 10 billion
years ago
 Created during Bing Bang
 Formed from high-density
regions
 Less than one solar mass
Stellar Black Hole

 Formed from the gravitational collapse


of massive stars at the end of their life
cycles.
 Ithas mass about 3-50 times the mass of
sun.
 According to Nasa, the Milky way might
contain 100 million to a billion stellar
black holes .
Example – Cygnus X-1 , Cygnus X-3.
Intermediate Black Hole

 Theseblack hole exist between stellar


mass and supermassive black holes.
 100-10,000 solar masses.
 Numerous stellar mass black holes
undergo a sequence of merges with one
another to create intermediate mass
black holes.
Example- HLX-1, M82 X-1.
Supermassive Black Hole

 Above 10,000 solar masses.

 Found at the centres of most


galaxies , including our milky way.
Example : TON 618
Detection Of Black Hole
Gravitational Effect

X-ray Emissions

Gravitational Waves

Stellar Motion Analysis


Mystery Of Black Holes
 Hawking Radiation

 Information Paradox
Do Black Holes Exist?
No one has ever seen a black
hole.Indeed,we cannot be sure they
exist.But the bright radiation from
quasars and from the centre of our
galaxy may be signs that black holes do
exist

Image of quasars
Falling Into A Black Hole
 The pulling force would increase as one move towards the
centre, creating “tidal force” on ones body.
 One need to travel at a speed faster than the speed of
light to escape its pull.
 The gravitational pull would bend the light weirdly and
distort ones last moment of vision
Facts On Black Hole
 Blackholes have gravity so strong that they can even
absorb light.
 Black holes can even bend space and time due to their
strong gravity.
 As matter is sucked into the hole,it is ripped apart and
jets of radiation are sent out.
 Matter whirls around the black hole like water around
a plug hole.
Recent Discoveries
 December 20,2022 : NASA gets unusual close
glimpse of black hole snacking on star
 November 23,2022 : IXPE helps to solve black
hole jet mystery
 November 10,2022 : Magnetic Field help black
holes reach deeper into galaxies.
 November 10, 2021 : black hole can tell us the
expansion rate of the universe
Conclusion

An unknown number of black holes exist in the


universe constantly altering entire galaxies and
defying the concept of space and time. Science is
making new discoveries on black hole every day.
THANK YOU!!

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