What would happen to water in a black whole?

Question

what do YOU think would happen if you put a gallon of water (water is not comressable) into a black whole (gravitational force so high it infinitly compresses everything in it)?

i have my own theory but was wondering what everyone else thought.

Answer 1

u couldnt cause as u know water is h2o which is hydeogen and oxygen and there is no oxygen or hydrogen in a black hole so it isnt possible

Answer 2

well i'm no genius or anything but black holes are found in space meaning water can't exist in space because of the temp along with other things...

but if somehow that you could simply walk up to a black hole and pour a gallon of liquid water into it i would think the black hole would crush the water molecules down to the point that the molecules break therefore changing the composition of the water from water to just atoms.

Answer 3

heat is not the only thing that transforms water from one state to the next (ice - water - water vapor), pressure can do the same.  this is why we slip on the ice, the pressure of our shoes on the ice melts it, thus creating a wet, slippery surface.  if water were to be poured into a black hole, the pressure created by the gravitational forces trying to crush it into a quantum singularity would first vaporize the water, then pulverize the atoms down into quarks and such until it crushes those down further into an infinitely small singularity with all other matter that the black hole has absorbed.

Answer 4

i agree with the guy above me, but its black hole, not black whole.

Answer 5

vaporization

Answer 6

How is water not compressable? The black hole would suck it up and absorb the mass of the water, making it ever so slightly more dense.

Answer 7

The water  molecules would be ripped apart...the two hydrogen atoms would be torn away from the oxygen atom and get whipped across time and space. Black holes (in my opinion) are the universe's recyclers.