Black holes are like cosmic vacuum cleaners, with an insanely strong gravitational pull that could suck in anything, right? Well, not quite. When you’re far away from a black hole, its gravitational force is indeed mighty, but it’s not an all-consuming monster.

As you get closer to the black hole, something extraordinary happens. The difference in gravitational pull between your feet and your head becomes so intense that it stretches you out like a piece of spaghetti. So, as fascinating as black holes are, falling into one is simply out of the question.

The incredible forces at play would turn us into cosmic spaghetti before we could even say “noodle.”