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ASTRONOMY OUTREACH AND EDUCATION RESOURCES
A Galaxy Full of Black Holes (PowerPoint & suggested script)
Answer common questions asked by the public: What happens to a spaceship that falls into a black hole?
Will the black holes in our Galaxy eventually suck up everything in it - a cosmic vacuum cleaner?
What would happen to Earth if the Sun was replaced by a black hole of the same mass?
If we can't see black holes, how do we know they are there? Use with activities from the resource "Black Hole Survival ToolKit".
 Download A Galaxy Full of Black Holes PowerPoint
(PPT, 8.8 MB)
Download Suggested Script
(PDF, 119 KB)
 Use this activity to illustrate gravity and black holes
Just try to escape from a black hole with this activity
This gravity activity explains mass and falling
Use these Star Maps to find black holes in the night sky
This activity shows where black holes fit into star lives
This PowerPoint shows how black holes fit into a star's life
Keywords: |
Black Holes, Gravity, Size and/or Distance Scales, Star Life Cycles
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Audience Levels: |
Upper Elementary, Middle School, High School to Adult, General Public, Youth Groups, Scouts, Amateur Astronomers |
Venues: |
Inside - auditorium size, Inside - classroom size |
Educator Types: |
Amateur Astronomer, K-12 Teacher, Planetarium Professional, Professional in Astronomy-related Field |
Category: |
ToolKit: Black Hole Survival |
Source: |
NASA Night Sky Network
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