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Black Holes

Black holes are infinitely dense and infinitely small.  They have a super heavy mass that pulls items in, and crushes them into the small mass.

You might say that black holes are God’s dumpster.  He can put anything he wants there and it will get compacted and eventually the black hole will be destroyed or evaporated.  Stephen Hawking pointed out that black holes will send out radiation, over time, and he called the disappearance of these black holes evaporation.

The interesting thing about black holes is that once you pass a certain horizon or threshold (i.e. get too close) it is theoretically impossible to escape.  Black holes are powerful enough that even light can not escape.  And, since light is the fastest moving thing in the universe, that means it is totally impossible to escape.  The harder you try the stronger the black hole will pull you in.