What if you fall into a black hole?

After getting bored from you lectures, assignments and exams, it's a good idea to go out for a spacewalk. Isn't it?😄 Oh wait! Jumping into a black hole seems to be a better one. Have you ever imagined the situation into a black hole? What would happen if you enter into it? The reality might be weirder than your expectations.

Well, a black hole is that cosmic mystery which may tear apart all the physical laws into pieces. So, you might have to think out of the box. Before entering into the black hole you have to pass the accretion disk which is too hot to be imagined, spitting out Hawking Radiation,  and finally the event horizon. Suppose, anyhow, you have succeeded in overcoming these nightmares, what's next? 

There are the opinions of a few intellectuals about the further possibilities:

1.If you were to take a jump into a black hole, your body would most closely resemble "the toothpaste being pushed out of a tube," said Charles Liu, an astrophysicist who works at the American Museum of Natural History's Hayden Planetarium. Our Earth elongates a little in the direction of the moon due to its gravitational pull. As the Earth is sturdy, This effect is more visible in fluids which we see as tides.

The same thing happens when you pass the event horizon of a black hole. Your toe will experience a much greater force than your brain. Your body will elongate more and more a s you move further. Eventually, the body will turn into a stream of subatomic particles including your brain. Unfortunately you can't enjoy the scenery there.

2. First of all you approach the speed of light as you fall into a black hole. As predicted by the "Einstein's theory of relativity", the faster you move through space, the slower  you move through time. You might experience the "Time Dilation" at its peak. 

If you look forward, you might see all the objects which fell in the past. If you look back you might see the objects which will fall in future. In a nutshell, time stops or it may cease to exist.

 3. Nothing! Yes, absolutely nothing. You may not feel gravity as you are in free fall until you reach the final destination. This was Einstein's "Happiest Thought".  You may spend rest of your life just in free fall.

4.You may just pass gliding by it. As your mass is negligible as compared to the mass of the black hole, you may feel almost no gravity and you can fly by it(if you remain alive) like a tiny dust particle moves in the air.

What is your opinion on the topic? Comment below.👦