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I'm just curious and like thinking about how reality works. I don't now where or if I could find the answers to these questions already written.
From what I've seen and read, gravity is cause by space being bent by mass the same way a person standing on a trampoline bends the trampoline.
1. Would enough mass packed into a single point be able to bend space to the point of tearing?
2. Is a black hole a point in space that was torn like in the above question?
3. If space is bent like a person bends a trampoline down, where is the mass pushing space to bend it?
I have read about antimatter being made and have a few questions about that too.
4. Would an anti hydrogen used to make a bomb like hydrogen was, would it actually work?
4b. Would it have the same or greater power?
5. If you annihilated antimatter and matter in a vacuum and somehow stopped it immediately when the two are destroyed, what would be left?
From what I've seen and read, gravity is cause by space being bent by mass the same way a person standing on a trampoline bends the trampoline.
1. Would enough mass packed into a single point be able to bend space to the point of tearing?
2. Is a black hole a point in space that was torn like in the above question?
3. If space is bent like a person bends a trampoline down, where is the mass pushing space to bend it?
I have read about antimatter being made and have a few questions about that too.
4. Would an anti hydrogen used to make a bomb like hydrogen was, would it actually work?
4b. Would it have the same or greater power?
5. If you annihilated antimatter and matter in a vacuum and somehow stopped it immediately when the two are destroyed, what would be left?