Fun Kids Radio
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This is a podcast from the Children's radio station Phone. Kids listen on the A B digital radio in London or online at fine kids Live built deep space high with medical society way Well, you should all be very proud of your efforts class. Our galaxy for the gala is very nearly completed. It looks simply spectacular. Just look at it. Star systems are secured, planets populated and nebulous. Well, the nebulas air nice and fluffy, all in a beautiful double spiral Well done. But to really make our entry a showstopper, I'd like us to include one more thing. Class A lovely set of curtains, no pork, a black hole. But miss, I feel like incredibly and unbelievably dangerous. Andi. Incredibly and unbelievably fascinating quirk. They're one of the strangest things in the universe. We're going to get as close as we can get to a really black hole. So I want everyone to buckle up and stay in their seats. That means you too. Quirk are just looking for my space. Beatles may have escaped again. No time for space beetles. It's time to go. We're going to get as close as we can't statutory is a It's a black hole believed to be in the center of the Milky Way way. Can't see it because black holes swallow light, making them invisible. So what's to say that anything marital well, scientists get clues from the behavior of stars. Another matter nearby. When a really enormous star dies, all of its matter gets sucked inwards until everything inside is a tiny dot. On this dot has so much gravity that it pulls any and everything nearby inside. I can't see anything. It's just totally black out there. That helps me to know that we're in the right place. You can see well that there isn't anything to see. No planets, no stars, not even one measly piece of space rock. But the computer is showing that something in this expands of black space isas massive as over a 1,000,000 Suns key. So where is it hiding? There's nothing there. How seriously spooky, something so enormously massive and yet way can't see it. It'll I don't think I want to get much closer. Don't worry, Sam. We're a safe distance from the event horizon. That's the edge of the black hole. In fact, as we're in the Super safe space lab. We can just get a little closer. Wash the clocks. Everyone waas with laws of physics, including time solver getting distorted as the enormous forces pulled everything inside way should back out a bit before it's too rains. That's better If you are ever unlucky enough to be sucked into a black hole. It's believed that you would be stretched into a long, thin thread in a process called spaghetti ification before being crushed into a tiny speck with all the other matter. So you can see it's a very good job that the doors of the space lab are secured. Um, Quach, Are they your space Beatles over there on the safety doors, nibbling the wires? Yea, it's Mr and Mrs B p e. I love new baling wire's Oh, no. If those doors open, we could all be sucked into the black hole. Stay buckled in your seats class Theo. It's being sucked out of the lab and into with holding door, and now our entire galaxy has been sucked into a black hole. Every last fun and stop Oh, no Saudi. Everyone will have to start again, But right now we need to get out of here before it sucks us in two. Let's get back to deep space. So that was a podcast from the Children's radio station. Fun kids Listen on D AP Digital Radio in London or online at Fun Kids live dot com.