Are black holes the caves that connect the universes?

The concept is wrong, a black hole is a star, not a "hole", and there is now a considerable scientific theoretical explanation. The "white hole" is a hypothesis put forward when the "black hole" has just been discovered and has not been clearly studied, and the "wormhole" is also the hypothetical channel connecting the "white hole" and the "black hole" at that time. At present, the existence of "white holes" has not been scientifically confirmed, and there are still many scientific theories about "wormholes", which are theoretically channels connecting the past, present, future and other universes.

Nobody can explain the phenomenon of black holes, but once you enter a black hole, you don't have to think about it, and you can come out again, even if the light is inhaled, the black hole can be inhaled.

No. A black hole is nothing more than a celestial body.

And such celestial bodies are very dense.

His density is great, but not infinity.

As a result, light particles are attracted.

A black hole is just a consequence of the evolution of a star.

I don't dare to say if it's the final result.

Because black holes are constantly inhaling matter.

It also changes.

As for what the changes look like.

There is currently no verification.

But black holes are definitely not the gateway to space.

There are also countless black holes in the universe.

And humans can now make black holes in the lab.

Manufacturing Method: Probably using a high-energy particle collider to collide the particles and so on.

For details, you can watch the previous issues of "Science Fiction World".

There is a detailed explanation of black holes in it.

A black hole is a very small, massive star, and under its strong gravitational pull, even light cannot escape——— and the light emitted from the surface of the star is attracted back to the star by the star's own gravity before it reaches the distance. The g of the earth = , the g of a neutron star is larger than that of the earth, and the g of a black hole is larger than that of a neutron star. As for whether black holes connect the universe or not, it is not yet known.

A black hole is simply a very dense object, dense enough to absorb light. So we can't see it. But it's not a time portal.

It may or may not be, scientists are working out.

Black holes, wormholes, and white holes are the gateway to another universe!

You're not asking accurately, it's a wormhole.