general Black hole

[Aurelion Star 434]

What do you guys think is inside a black hole?

[SharpWit 2,648]

The simple answer is too much.

I think they might just be what happens when enough gravitational force is applied to eliminate the "empty" space between atoms?

Things get ripped apart as they go into a blackhole, so I think it's just the most basic particle form, and maybe like how compressed water doesn't freeze even when the temperature is low enough, it doesn't alter it's state in any way?

Perhaps the answer is a balance between particles and energy, or maybe the answer is right in front of us thanks to Quasars.

[Evil Pink One 13,506]

Its black... And it's a hole....

[Flying Pencil 3,024]

It's just blackness, just plain black. No light, not even a shimmer of light, just blackness around you. 

[The Historian 516]

Probably null. Not even empty space. Just the absence of anything.

They're unlikely to be portals that are connected. I think it's theoretically possible, but I haven't seen anything substantial on the subject. I suppose if particles can be entangled, gravity voids could be too. Kinda weird to think about.

[Evil Pink One 13,506]

Maybe one thinks theyve been teleported.... But they just actually died and "isekai ed" to another world.

[Evil Pink One 13,506]

35 minutes ago, Califorum said:

The biggest black hole is my ass, when I eat too much it spews out like a quasar.

You discust me....... Keep going...

[EpicEnergy 23,218]

Another black hole! And inside that is infinity!

[Dreambiscuit 9,691]

Inside a black hole?

Caramel, chocolate, nougat and a creamy center.

Aside from that, nothing. Seriously, if nothing can survive being sucked into it and nothing can survive inside of it, I imagine there isn’t much except gravity itself, which would be anomalous as it is.

[Astralshy 26,665]

I'm conservative regarding this question and just say: a singularity 

[Evil Pink One 13,506]

Delete button of the gods.

[Silly Druid 6,980]

Probably a fuzzball or a Planck star or something like that.

[DubWolf 17,263]

The question is if it’s a “hole” in space time  or just a really deep “well”that’s 3-dimensional? It’s gravity varies so yeah I suppose it’s not a tear in timespace… but just a really deep dent.