Ugh, so bored, so i might as well do what any bored tween like myself would do and that is... Explain how a black hole works! Duuhhh! Lol, i am actually gonna explain how a black hole works, more specifically how it interacts with matter, enjoy! Btw, i had to write this by hand, i'm probley gonna have sore wrists after this...

Anatomy of a Black Hole.

(What stages of a black hole there is.)

1. Accretion disk.
The accretion disk is the outer most part of a black hole, usually only black holes constantley consuming matter(stars, gas clouds, solar systems, ect) get an accretion disk. An accretion disk is a disk of matter being spun around the black hole at such high speeds that the friction of the matter touching other matter makes it very bright, bright enough to be seen from hundreds or thousands of light years(9.4607 x 10 to the power of 12 km, or the distance that light travels in a year, light travels at 299,792,458 m/s.) away, this would also be the only "visible"(definition: able to be seen) part of a black hole.

2. Event horizon
My favourite part of a black hole! The event horizon is most definatley the most interesting part of a black hole, this is also know as "the point of no return", this is where the blackhole's gravity is so strong that not even light can escape, in fact, at this point, light calmley orbits the black hole, if you were falling into a black hole feet first and looked up, you would notice that everything would blueshift then red shift as you got further in. This part of the blackhole is also an odd one as if you were to look towards the black hole's horizontal axis, you would be able to see the back of you're head due to photons bouncing off of you and going around the event horizon into you're eyes.

3. The photon sphere.
This is just a sub-part of the Event horizon, this is where photons are able to orbit, just think about that for a few seconds, light travels at the fastest speed in the universe(299,792,458 m/s), nothing can go faster than light, but yet, an object, or nothing-ness is able to make it orbit.

4. The singularity.
You may have heard of this one before as its the most misterious part of a black hole, no-one knows for sure what happens here, maybe atoms get ripped apart due to having a surface area larger than the centre of the black hole, maybe everything would be completley crushed there into an infinitley small space, smaller than the planck length(1.6 x 10 to the power of -35 m), maybe it would break newtonian physics and make the atom dissapear out of nowhere, or it might even teleport it to a thearoretical white hole(or a worm hole), or even an alternate universe.

Cool facts about a Black Hole.

1. Black holes are almost impossible to see with the naked eye.
Black holes actually don't have a colour, well, atleast in the visible spectrum, they do however have x-ray emisions that can interact with matter in the way making them some what visible, somtimes we can see them via accretion disk.

2. Black holes don't last forever.
Bet you didn't know this one, black holes are not able to last forever due to something known as "hawking radiation", i honestly can't say much about it without sounding like a plagurist. Just look it up on wikipedia.

I got a bit bored and decided to stop... Idk why i made this :P enjoy.