What will happen when falling into a black hole? Video from NASA

The US space agency NASA has released a supercomputer-generated video showing what the aftermath of a black hole collapse might look like.

Footage provided by NASA shows the camera approaching the black hole, spinning around it and eventually reaching a point of no return.

The black hole shown in the video resembles the supermeso black hole Sagittarius A* at the center of our Milky Way galaxy.

NASA’s blog post explained that these scenes, created by NASA’s supercomputer, can take viewers to the event horizon (a black hole’s point of no return, from which no return is possible).

Two videos have been released by the institution. The first video shows the camera falling into the black hole in detail, while the second video shows the camera escaping from close range.

NASA astrophysicist Jeremy Schnittman said that people often ask about this, and the process of creating these barely imagined scenes helped him connect the mathematics of relativity with real results, so he created two different scenes. .