Will Sun Become Black Hole Novels & Stories

The Galactic Center. The Singularity. Zero Hour + 20 Hours 20 Minutes. The Void Sovereign did not move from his monolithic throne. The colossal, fallen god simply raised a single, armored finger. Instantly, the laws of gravity within the dead dimension violently inverted. A localized black hole, no larger than a fist but carrying the mass of a collapsed star, materialized directly inside Sebastian’s chest. It was an attack designed to instantly crush a mortal into subatomic dust.

However, Once the ball of light had finished compressing, and rested itself, on the right hand of the black being, he closed his hand to form a fist. Then the world was directly overtaken by total and absolute darkness. The energy of the sun, had been sucked out and absorbed by the fire, he shot out earlier—it was as if the sun had never existed before. Since it was nowhere to be found anymore. And the light that later prevailed over this world, was now, just locked, in the black man's fist. In the darkness, a bright yellow spear took shape. The light from the spear, which was like a candle, flickered and lit up, to reveal the figure of the bald black being, holding the ardent spear.

I snarled, and I did something I had never dared to do before. ​I reached deep into the Void, the place where the shadows are born, and I pulled. I didn't just ground the energy; I consumed it. I opened my mouth and breathed in the fire, letting the solar radiation fill the empty spaces where my human soul used to be. I became a black hole at the center of the sun, a point of absolute silence in the middle of the explosion. ​The pressure on Winnie eased. I felt her breath hitch, her heart finding its rhythm again as I took the brunt of the Forge’s weight. For a heartbeat, we were a single entity, a circle of light and shadow that the South could not break.

Elara’s POV~ I had seen many skies. But I had never witnessed a sky bleeding. Not like this. The sun had broken. Not shattered—perhaps. It was as if a large black disk had appeared between the sky and earth and covered the light until it shattered soundlessly. And in the air, hung in the center of it all. A black sun. It radiated no heat. Only gravity. It pulled everything toward it. Even us. I stumbled forward. Then Jasmine caught me before I fell.

All of them; hundreds of spheres slammed together, forming a massive, milky wall that blocked the way to the deep space relay. "If we cannot eat the story," the voices boomed, no longer whispering but roaring like a dying star, "then no one will. We will format the void." The milky wall began to collapse inward, creating a localized black hole. The gravity was so intense it started to pull the violet sun itself into the center. "Kael, we can't get through!" Maya shouted over the roar of the collapsing universe. "There's one more partition," I realized, looking at the center of the black hole. It wasn't just a void. There was a tiny, flickering light at the very bottom of the gravity well. A

Diana snapped. "Right," Carter got back to his elaboration, "so, Natasha will run in the opposite direction, starting from ATLAS once she gets into the accelerator. Her speed will be boosted enough to almost match that of the protons until you meet, collide and hopefully the result of the collision should form a wormhole." "Is it true that you can create black holes that could destroy our planet?" asked Henry.

What a cliché. I can't believe people still believe in stuff like a "wish-upon-a-star" anyways. It's not even a star that's falling. It's a meteor. It's a rock in space that burns as it enters our atmosphere. Stars don't fall to Earth for chrissake and even if it does, we all should be worried, not excited. When stars fall they die, and create black holes. I think we all know the equation that comes after that, a black hole is equal to complete annihilation and I don't think anyone in their right mind has ever been excited about the prospect of dying.

When he returned, the news he brought was not entirely pleasing. "The black hole has disappeared, Your Highness," he announced. He guided me to where the black hole was supposed to be. His statement wasn't entirely accurate but also not entirely wrong. The black hole that had claimed the lives of more than 20 farmers in Silverbrook Haven had lost its mystical power. It had transformed into a normal hole commonly found in vast lands. Now before me was an ordinary hole, with a diameter of 10 meters and a depth of 5 meters. It appeared as though it had been made by human hands.

"You did not come all the way here to go to the fair with me, don't be ridiculous besides we are still going to have fun together. I'm just going there a bit earlier with Venus." Venus had been smiling before he popped the question. She'd just finished rereading one of her favourite books, Black holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays. "Listen to this, Jules" she'd said eyes closed and cheeks flushed. "Black holes of stellar mass are expected to form when very massive stars collapse at the end of their life cycle. After a black hole has formed, it can continue to grow by absorbing mass from its surroundings. By absorbing other stars and merging with other black holes, supermassive black ho

Waves of intense heat and energy swept out as the black hole core was fed more and more, and caused it to grow exponentially. As a result, the star all around it turned a deep, dark orange and swelled larger and larger. Its equator began to bloat and stretch as the sheer energies of the black hole core spun it faster and faster. At the same time, it easily consumed the planets closest to it until it was to the point of bursting. Finally, the entire star exploded in every direction and flung raw star stuff in every direction. Waves of extreme heat and force swept outward at the same time, and swept away every remaining planet in the system.