Can a Black Hole Collide with a Newly Formed Supernova Black Hole?

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A black hole can theoretically collide with a newly formed supernova black hole if the timing aligns perfectly. If this occurs, the two black holes would merge into a larger black hole due to their gravitational attraction. The process of merging black holes is a significant area of study in astrophysics, as it can lead to the release of gravitational waves. Understanding these interactions helps scientists learn more about the nature of black holes and the dynamics of the universe. Such events are rare but could provide valuable insights into cosmic phenomena.
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Hello,

This is a question that I've been contemplating for the last few days. I was watching a video about black holes & supernova, and I am wondering what would happen if a black hole were to reach a star at the exact moment that it "turned into" a supernova?

What would happen if that supernova turned into a black hole and the two black holes collided? Would it form one large black hole?

Thanks
 
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AbsoluteZer0 said:
Would it form one large black hole?

That's correct: http://www.black-holes.org/explore2.html
 
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