What Happens If Two Black Holes Collide Novels & Stories

It’s like a mouth of darkness opening it’s jaws ready to devour anything near it. I can’t see anything past this black domineering shape, it’s commanding and obliterating all light that enters into it. The little air and light left around the black hole caves toward it, casting the appearance of the landscape to be spinning in slow motion, bending to the will of this black hole. It’s mesmerizing and terrifying. Just as my eyes begin to fully process what’s before me, a cacophony of screeches, growls, and cries, shoot out from the sky. Something hits the back of my head and my face plants into the dirt.

Boom— A loud explosion rang in his ears, and the energy within the black hole burst out as if a bomb had ignited. Alex felt as if his body was getting crushed. In an instant, the Genbu let out a loud howl as the Genbu Emperor’s phantom appeared in the air. Thousands of feet tall, the spirit held back the gravitational energy within the black hole. At the same time, the base was destroyed into pieces as well. Flames were sent flying into the air. Some even landed on Alex. The armor had activated on its own, protecting Alex. It would’ve destroyed at least half of Alex’s soul otherwise. Death was definitely a possibility as well.

He groaned into the kiss, the sound vibrating through me and sending heat rushing down my spine. We kissed like we’d been starving for this. Like almost every lingering touch, every late-night text had been building to this exact moment. His mouth moved against mine, slow and deep, then hungry, like he couldn’t decide whether to savor it or lose himself completely. I matched him, my body arching into his without thinking. One of his hands slid further up my back under the hoodie, fingers flexing across my skin, holding me tight against him. The other stayed tangled in my hair, keeping me right where he wanted me.

Whatever reply she was going to give me was cut off by the sound and sight of the huge white van that approached us so quickly, we had to jump back to avoid being knocked over. “HEY, IDIOT!!! WATCH WHERE YOU’RE GOING.” I yelled angrily as the car pulled to a stop, four masked men in dark clothing stepping out, their intent very loud and clear. Silvie and I were surrounded before we even realised it, and we clung to each other in fear. “Please don’t hurt us! You can take our bags, our jewelry, but please let us go, we promise not to say a word.” Silvie cried out, but I wasn’t going to let these bastards see my fear.

The space was like a transparent mirror, showing all signs of cracks. Countless blackholes blew out from these cracks in the void like ripples on the water. At times, the blackholes were crashing onto the void, smashing out high tides and wildfire. At other times, they were annihilating chaos, forming a black region around them. Black region, just like how it sounded, was a region that was in complete darkness. It was caused by too many cracks in the void that caused the starlight in the planet to be blocked completely. The surrounding environment would be pitch black.

Every time two objects collide, whether a car or an electron, various materials will appear, and the materials produced by the LHC are useful in various nuclear research. Rajata smiled wryly as he read about "Switzerland" and "physics", remembering Kalyana. ‘One of the research projects carried out by CERN is about the Big Bang Theory, a theory that attempts to explain the origin of the universe. In trying to test the Big Bang theory, the LHC has produced various types of particles, both those that play a direct role in the research process and are merely a byproduct, and one of the possible side products is a black hole.’

A small black hole appeared at the center where the sword collided with the barrier, which constantly devoured the surrounding energy. A huge suction force came from the black hole, which even the surrounding pseudo holy beings found hard to resist. Due to the huge energy consumption, the sword in the sky could hardly recover either and was swallowed by the black hole.

" Then she was gone. --- The following day I buried myself in work. Teaching. Grading papers. Faking like my world wasn’t collapsing while I droned on about gravitational forces and orbital mechanics. A student in my afternoon class hand his hand up. Professor Reed, do binary star systems ever escape from each other? I stopped with a marker poised just above the whiteboard. Binary stars. Two stars circling each other, drawn together by gravity. Orbiting around each other for millions of years. "No," I said finally. "They're bound by gravity. They collide and are destroyed or orbit forever. There’s no way out once the bond is made.”

All were thoroughly trapped. So, with nowhere to go, their ships were soon pulled in by the black hole’s gravitational pull. All ultimately fell in and tumbled down to their deaths, pressed and pulled and stretched as they spiraled down for all eternity.

The surrounding void completely collapsed and turned into a black hole. An invisible pressure filled the entire sky, causing everything around it to grow extremely quiet!