Read to learn about what a black hole is, how a black hole works and fun facts about the black hole. 

Black Holes

Illustrated in drawing by. Leland Demetrio.

Black Holes.

Table of Contents: What is a black hole? How does a black hole work? Fun facts. Glossary. Author's page.

Chapter 2. A&nbsp; place in space where gravity pulls so much that even light can not get out. This causes an explosion called a supernova. &nbsp;

The giant star is eventually Squished &nbsp;into a super small dot you can not see. The intense gravity near a black hole makes time behave in strange ways. All of the elements Create energy But iron doesn't

Author's page.

Authors Age 9. Authors Birthday February 7th. Authors grade Third grade. lives with Mom and Dad/papa

Chapter 3. <ul><li>Who discovered black holes? Albert Einstein was the first to discover a black hole.</li><li>In 2015 two black holes crashed into each other.</li><li>They weren’t destroyed though—they just merged to create a bigger black hole.</li><li>Sometimes small stars turn into neutral Stars.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Eventually, the star is squeezed into a tiny space even smaller than an atom. In the middle It has more gravity. Gravity in a black hole is very very strong. iron is in the middle of a black hole. Iron doesn’t create energy. Nothing can escape its pull not even light.

Chapter 1. Black holes form from enormous stars 3x the sun.&nbsp;When one runs out of fuel, it can no longer support its heavy weight. Pressure from the star’s hydrogen layers force it to become smaller.

Glossary.

Neutron stars are stars that failed to turn into black holes Which are Most likely small.

A atom is smaller than a germ. An atom is worth a millions of nuclear bombs. So don't Break a atom. It's not going to go very well.

Gravity is the force that&nbsp;attracts&nbsp;a body toward the center of the earth

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