If black holes are just based on mass, weight, gravity etc ...then yes I believe it would create a black hole but I don't know the particulars on what can and cannot start a black hole as far as material elements are concerned.
Maybe a big ball of Ice is stronger than the power of a black hole 🤔
We would also be assuming there is a lot of water out there.
Aren't black holes former stars?
And don't they need fusion to be stars?
So a ball of water would need cold fusion to become a star...to then become a black hole...?
Cold fusion is a myth.
I don't know...outer space stuff makes me feel like we really don't have a reason to even exist so I try to stay away from outer space questions.
They boggle the mind too much.
@contenchess saidYou would still have to compact it into an incredibly small area in order for it have the same effect as a supernova generated black hole. I thought they were what happens when massively dense object occupies a relatively very small area of space.
If black holes are just based on mass, weight, gravity etc ...then yes I believe it would create a black hole but I don't know the particulars on what can and cannot start a black hole as far as material elements are concerned.
Maybe a big ball of Ice is stronger than the power of a black hole 🤔
We would also be assuming there is a lot of water out there.
Aren' ...[text shortened]... n to even exist so I try to stay away from outer space questions.
They boggle the mind too much.
@sonhouse saidI assumed you knew the answer and was just asking us. 🤔
If in one place together, would it make a black hole?
@kevcvs57 saidTrue but as far as I understand ...the size and weight is what causes that massive gravity and then eventually it's too much and then it becomes a black hole?
You would still have to compact it into an incredibly small area in order for it have the same effect as a supernova generated black hole. I thought they were what happens when massively dense object occupies a relatively very small area of space.
So if all of the water was in one place I imagine it would have severe gravity....
I don't know. 🤷♂️
@sonhouse saidhttps://www.space.com/858-study-stars-size-limit.html
If in one place together, would it make a black hole?
https://www.universetoday.com/13507/what-is-the-biggest-star-in-the-universe/
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It is amazing that stars can get to be as large as our solar system, gravity holding the stuff together even though the 'surface' is a billion miles from the center.