The BLACK HOLES are a strange entities on outer space, they keeps on consuming whatever gets close to them. But, how they are formed? And why they exist?

Facts about BLACK HOLES: 

·Our galaxy is presumably home to millions of black holes, the locations of which we will likely never be able to determine.

·You cannot possibly escape if you fell into a black hole.

·A black hole could fit in your pocket

How BLACK HOLES are formed?: It is believed that shortly after the big bang in the early cosmos, primordial black holes formed. When a big star collapses in on itself, stellar black holes are created. A supernova, or exploding star, is also caused by this collapse, blasting a portion of the star into space.

Size of the BLACK HOLES: Supermassive black holes, which are located in the centers of galaxies, can have masses of millions or billions of solar masses, while stellar-mass black holes are usually between 10 and 100 solar masses. At 4.3 million solar masses, Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the heart of the Milky Way, is a big object. This is the only black hole whose mass has been determined by direct observation of a rotating star's entire orbit.

Tiny BLACK HOLES: Though Black Holes can can consume a human, there are also Black Holes in size of a grain. These Black Holes are created the same way. Even though they are they are small they can be fatal.

What happens if you fall into a Black Hole?: Every black hole has a “Event Horizon”(the point of no return). If you managed to escape the event horizon, you're good. But if you ever cross the event horizon and fall into a Black Hole, your body would undergo a procedure known as "spaghettification." You would be stretched and compressed all over by the black hole's gravitational pull. It is very painful.

How to create a BLACK HOLE?: Creating a BLACK HOLE can be funny to hear but if you follow these step you can surely create one:

1.Take any kind of object, it can be a paper or wood or even a planet.

2.Apply a enormous pressure to the object completely on all the side. NOTE: The pressure you apply should be more than 1 MILLION SUNS' gravitational pull. 

3.Now your black hole is ready and it will be consuming any matters around it. You cannot see the black hole if you are using a object smaller than half of the Earth, because of you turn the Earth itself into a Black Hole, it would be only 9mm long.