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The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> i looked at the end
> of a black hole..
> there isn't anything there.
> 
> if you go inside a
> black hole in outer space..
> there isn't anything there
> on the other side..
> 
> there is no other side.
> 
> it's just a hole that leads nowhere.
> 
> i don't know what
> everybodys been telling you..
> 
> a black hole is no different
> from a tornado...defcon 5.
> 
> whats on the other
> edge of a tornado?
> 
> nothing!
> 
> i don't know what
> everybodys been telling you..
> 
> maybe you need
> a complete explaination
> of what is a black hole,
> and how are they formed.
> 
> and i'm the only one that can give it to you.
> 
> but i'm not sure you're ready for it...
> 
> to put it simply..
> 
> black holes are formed by the curvature of space.
> 
> it's the reason why the earth revolves around the sun..


In other words...

the force of a black hole
turns a solar system either
clockwise or counter clockwise.

That which you believe to be
gravitional waves are actually..
black hole waves.

The waves push and pull.

If the earth would
fall into a black hole..
it just comes out intact
on the other side.

The only force
a black hole has
is the same force
of a tornado or
a 

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