https://i.imgur.com/EiMFUoy.gifv
I see your David Tennant and raise you...
Yeah... this would be terrifying to see from space:
I don't think it would look like that. I think it would be more gradual in some way. Not that this pic is much better. I don't think a black hole would spew anything out while it's eating a planet.Maybe a bit more like this even though this is supposed to be a star. I would think the planet getting sucked in would heat up overall with everything being shifted and deformed a little.
They can radiate though, so best to keep your helmet on...
The Sun's 5,778 K / 27 million degrees Fahrenheit (15 million degrees Celsius) from a quick google search. I tried searching a little for what temperature a vehicle that actually exists could withstand but that was too generic for searching. I gave up though. I doubt there's anything in that direction or we'd have heard about it. They'd have something that could sit on lava that would be in use.For a blackhole (or the Sun), there's gravity. I thought or pictured things being ripped down to atoms or more when they go into a black hole.Here's something -- 3.83 million miles from the Sun.https://science.howstuffworks.com/how-close-can-get-to-sun.htm"The sun's surface temperature is a stifling 10,340 degrees Fahrenheit (5,726 degrees Celsius). Curiously though, the area that surrounds the sun is even hotter.""the corona is liable to be 300 times hotter than the surface. "And there's radiation too I guess.My solution? I'd just warp space so you're "there" but not affected by any of that. Yeah, that's what I do. Just warp space a bit and make a bubble.
My solution? I'd just warp space so you're "there" but not affected by any of that. Yeah, that's what I do. Just warp space a bit and make a bubble.
Very philosophical! This may be the secret to life: "Just warp space so you're "there". As long as you don't warp too much. I shall now warp space so I am "there": I win and this is FINAL! (or is this too much?)