Assertion: black hole | /r/CapableOf | suck in matter
Facets:
value: virtually
type: MANNER
value: into it
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: actively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: You're quite right: if a black hole is actively "sucking in" matter (we call this accretion), then that matter contributes its overall mass/energy to the black hole.
text: All of these types of Black holes are hurdling through the universe, and all of them are round in shape and have a point of no return called the ‘Event Horizon’ which is the boundary around the Black hole that sucks all matter into it.
text: My question is, what would happen to the all the matter in the universe when it turns into stars, which in turn turn into black-holes, which would suck in more matter, would it just become an "empty space?
text: While a black hole sucks in all matter that crosses its event horizon, a white hole explosively pours out all the matter that was initially lost in the black hole.
text: Users are able to create black holes that can virtually suck in matter and energy.
text: Well, if you had a camera recording a black hole sucking in matter, and could then play the recording in reverse, you'd see a white hole.
text: As the black hole sucks in matter, the white hole shoots it back out at the same rate.