Black holes

What is an accretion disk?

• a disk

• found in the black holes

• an event horizon

• a structure formed bu the diffuse material in orbit around a massive central body like a start or black hole

The minimum speed needed to a free object to escape the gravitational influence of a massive body

• escape veolocity

• accrection disk

• gravitation

• whirlpool

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Formed when star explodes

• minature black hole

• supernovea

• fusion

• nova

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System where there are two astronomical bodies that are close enough that their gravitational attraction causes them to orbit around each other

• system

• earth and sun

• 2 star system

• binary system

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The point in the center of the black hole where we believe that physics as we know if may cease to exist

• accretion disk

• singularity

• supernova

• quasar

A neutron star is

• an extremely dense mass of neutrons formed at the core of a supernova; neutrons are formed by the compression of electrons and protons

• a bright star in the North pole

• a dense star in the center of a black hole

• I have no idea

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A region in spacetime beyond where events cannot affect an outside observer, this is the point at which there is no return and time is said to standstill

• accretion disk

• even horizon

• supernova

• escape velocity

We can see black holes because

• light can escape it

• energy can escape it

• I have x-ray vision

• we see the light of the stars at its event horizon, they reflect off of objects around the accretion disk

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Supermassive black holes are thought to be in the center of our galaxy (the milky way)

• true

• false

Astrophysicists believe that miniature black holes may have formed when

• during the big bang

• during a red giants collapse

• when the dinosaurs died off on earth

• from a nuclear explosion in space

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