In this scientific blog I would like to convey about the influence of different types of Black Holes found in the Geocentric Universe.

Black Holes Review -

• The strongest and most fascinating object of the universe.
• Those objects are revolves around the outer space.
• Those objects are of extreme density and never be determined or calculated the definite speed of it.
• Gravitational force are so strong that a ray of light cannot be escape even if it pass inside of the holes.
• Albert Einstein who was the most renowned physicist of the all time firstly predicted the existence of Black Holes in this General Theory of Relativity novel in the year of 1916.
• Not only this the term Black Hole was coined by an american astronomer John Wheeler in the year of 1967 as well as the term was discovered by Tom Bolton for the first time in the history of Space Science.
• The existence of Black Holes are confirmed after evaluation in 1973.
• There are three types of Black Holes have exist in the Geocentric Universe - Steller Black Holes, Supermassive Black Holes & Intermediate Black Holes.

Prerequisites of the different Black Holes are given in detail below:

A) Steller Black Holes -

• According to Harvard Smithsonian he stated that the centre of astrophysics our galaxy Milky Way contains a few hundred million stellar black holes.
• These black holes are formed by the collapse of individual stars.
• The formation of stellar black holes takes place when a larger star begin to collapse and continue to fall itself.
• These holes are generally deadly smaller.

B) Supermassive Black Holes - 

• These types Black Holes are generally assumed to be millions or even billions of times as massive as the sun
• Some of these back holes are assumed to be lie at the centre of every galaxy, including the Milky Way.
• These black holes have a smaller radius as that of the Earth closest to the star.
• These black holes are formed by the composition of dust particles and larger gaseous envelope roaming around the clouds and collapse together and rapidly accelerated mass movement.

C) Intermediate Black Holes- 

• These black holes are only able to appear in the smaller or larger size.
• These are generally formed due to the star exist in a cluster collide and in chain reaction.
• These types of Black Holes are being formed in the same space of the universe.
• Even they could have begin to fall together in the centre of the galaxy and as a result takes shape of supermassive black holes.

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