Mysterious Black Holes in Universe

Human mind has tried to understand the minutest of this existence – the atoms and the opposite; the greatest part of the existence which are the stars, galaxy and the gigantic universe. Scientists have been even able to discover the existence of protons and electrons smaller than atoms. And even smaller positrons – the smallest of all, they are smaller than protons. Again, we as humans are limited by our intellectual power, there might be another universe or many more universes in this huge existence.

Did God create universe? This is a mystery which has puzzled mankind for a long time. Scientists are baffled from the existence and evolution of a puzzle called universe. And by the presence or rather absence of such an enormous source of power which we call God. Then there are other questions; like what was there before the universe and perhaps another difficult question – who created God?

From our imagination of unicorns, gargoyles and nuclear bombs, these celestial beings are nothing short of fantasy. But they are not fiction, they are for real.

Rays of light cannot escape from the mighty power and gravitational force of Black holes, it cannot travel back to our telescopes to give us any information of how they appear.

Do the black holes really exist?

Thanks to our recent findings and studies, we are able to observe the effects of a black hole. Though we cannot observe the black hole itself for the simple reason that we need light to get reflected from the object and fall into our eyes, it is possible to detect their presence. 

We need other sophisticated instruments to perceive them. Perhaps the best way of exploring the black hole is looking for it when it is taking birth in a binary star system. Strictly speaking we can observe black holes in two places:  binary systems, and the cores of galaxies existing in this infinite universe. Millions and millions of Black holes do exist.

The mysterious Black holes are difficult to study, and still more challenging to explain to an audience with no expertise and background in science. You need some exposure to the faculties such as astronomy or physics to understand. 

We have evidences of them and know how they were discovered, beyond that there are many theories that try to explain the making of Black holes. We know more of how are they created and how can they be detected, thanks to our high end telescopes and astronomy? We also know now that there is a possibility that our life giving sun will eventually become a black hole or a white (dead) star.

Black holes can also be described by a stream of science called quantum mechanics, but sadly both quantum mechanics and relativity theories aren't sufficient to explain them in totality. In simple words, these theories fail at some point because of the fact that the mathematical equations and calculations lead to create infinities. This really is an issue because if a theory produces infinity at some point, the theory itself is not assumed to be correct.

Black holes can be understood as objects in mathematical terms as stars having varied compositions. They are born from a giant magnitude of catastrophic collapse of a cosmic entity. Black holes in contrast to other stars retain just a few traits like mass, charge and angular momentum that we in our limited knowledge of quantum stream acknowledge. And, in the event the object that shaped the black hole was rotating, then so will be the black hole. Black holes rotate too. Imagine the threat it can cause when it comes near.

Black holes are believed to spin extremely quickly. A spinning enormous black hole is capable of dragging space-time in it. It can really devour it. Consequently, light rays passing close to a rotating black hole on its one side behaves in a different way than light passing on the other side. Fortunately, this property of black hole enables us to measure its angular momentum.

So our galaxy is filled with many black holes ranging from enormous and gigantic black holes to miniscule ones. Should we be scared of this fact? Not at all because there are 2 facts in our favour -the gigantic space in between the stars and the present black holes. The fact that all of these stars are orbiting in the middle of the galaxy keeps us safe at the moment.

• Black holes may develop into bigger monsters. The size may vary from microscopic to superlatives.
• According to a study Black holes give off x-rays just prior to devouring its companion stars.
• Black holes are almost thrice as heavy as sun.  

Black holes are frustrating to the astronomers and the scientists because they do not emit anything whatsoever besides what Stephen Hawking theorized as Hawking Radiation. Black Holes are known to have a theorized maximum dimension and fortunately there are some ways of calculating the monstrous sizes they can attain through mathematical equations.

Black holes are massive bodies of area which are so dense that there is not a known object that can escape their gravitational pull. These gigantic forms have great properties and excessive gravity. Probably these monsters are amongst the most complicated objects in the universe.