Is a Black Hole Really Waterproof?

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A black hole is not waterproof; water, like all matter, will fall into a black hole. The discussion clarifies that the concept of a black hole being "proof" against water is misleading. The definitive conclusion is that water is not resistant to the gravitational pull of a black hole, and it will inevitably be drawn in.

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So the title pretty much sums it up. I'm having a heated discussion on this topic with a friend so yes/no at the end would be nice :wink:
 
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The question has no relevant meaning.

Water will fall into a black hole just like any other matter. A better statement would be that water is not black-hole proof.
 
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There is no better answer which could be given.

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