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The final fate of a star destroyed by a black hole. If a star (red trail) gets too close to a black hole (left), it can be shredded or spaghetti-shaped by intense gravity. Some of the star’s matter swirls around the black hole, like water down a drain, emitting a large amount of X-rays (blue). Recent studies of these so-called tidal disruption events suggest that a significant fraction of the star’s gas is also blown away by the black hole’s intense winds, in some cases creating a cloud that obscures the accretion disk and high-energy events. that happen inside. Credit: NASA/CXC/M. Weiss For more ⤵️ Follow @_universehere ... . . . . . . #blackhole #blackholes #blackholefacts #star #starscape #stars #picofday #picoftheday #photooftheday #universehere #universetoday #astronomyfacts #astrophysics #astrophotography #astronomyy #astronomy #spacetelescope #spacefacts #spacephotography #photographylovers #factsonly