What if Jupiter falls into  black hole ?
Channel: RaD,RaY International
Date: 2023-05-18

If we talk about the conflict, first we talk about the destruction. A planet-to-planet war that will destroy our galaxy and create new planets.
But it can be the cause of animal collapse.
Asteroids are mostly responsible for general galaxy destruction.
But if we blame the black hole then we must first understand what is the black hole?

A black hole is a region of space where the gravitational pull is so strong that no matter, not even light, can escape.
  Black holes form when massive stars collapse into themselves, creating a singularity.
At the center of a black hole is a mass of infinite density and energy known as the event horizon, arcing anything nearby.

The properties of black holes are governed by mass, spin and electric charge.
The larger the mass of the black hole, the stronger its gravitational pull and the longer the event horizon. Black holes can also rotate and their rotation affects the shape of objects.

Black holes are invisible because they do not emit light, but can be detected by their gravitational effects on nearby objects. Studying black holes can help us understand the fundamental laws of physics and the nature of the universe.

It is unlikely that Jupiter will collide with a black hole, because black holes are very rare objects in the universe and are usually found in the centers of galaxies, since Jupiter is part of our own solar system.

however,
If we imagine that Jupiter collided with a black hole
But if the black hole is small enough, it could be absorbed by Jupiter, which would dramatically increase the planet's mass and gravitational pull. This would likely have a significant impact on other planets in the solar system, potentially changing their orbits or even ejecting them from the solar system entirely.

On the other hand,
If the black hole is large enough,
It could engulf Jupiter completely, causing the planet to be completely destroyed. The black hole's intense gravitational pull could tear Jupiter apart and create an accretion disk around the black hole, which would emit large amounts of radiation and possibly be visible from Earth.

whatever,
Such a collision would be an extremely rare and catastrophic event with important implications for our understanding of the universe. In either case, the collision would be disastrous for Jupiter