[Asa Willow]

spagettification is the effect on a object as a result of differences in the distance from a strong gravitational field of each end, lengthwise, of the given object.

Basically, this term is applied when something, (or someone), is sucked into a black hole. ^3^ Falling feet-first, the gravitational pull at your feet would be significantly larger than the gravitational pull at your head, causing you to stretch like spaghetti. Of course, you would probably tear, repeatedly, down until your very molecules would be having the same effect.

Nice little pleasant summary... I'm studying black holes for a school project. I kind of did some extensive research... Astrophysics is truly fascinating.

Ah... whatever. Sorry for being such an Astro-nut
heh pun-thing..

Well.

[Dog of Wax]

Wow! This is wonderful! I really enjoy the vibrant colors and detail. Great job, and great story!!

[cek00]

I like it!

[lex]

spagettification is the effect on a object as a result of differences in the distance from a strong gravitational field of each end, lengthwise, of the given object.

Basically, this term is applied when something, (or someone), is sucked into a black hole. ^3^ Falling feet-first, the gravitational pull at your feet would be significantly larger than the gravitational pull at your head, causing you to stretch like spaghetti. Of course, you would probably tear, repeatedly, down until your very molecules would be having the same effect.

Nice little pleasant summary... I'm studying black holes for a school project. I kind of did some extensive research... Astrophysics is truly fascinating.

Ah... whatever. Sorry for being such an Astro-nut
heh pun-thing..

Well.

I really, really needed to know that.

[Asa Willow]

spagettification is the effect on a object as a result of differences in the distance from a strong gravitational field of each end, lengthwise, of the given object.

Basically, this term is applied when something, (or someone), is sucked into a black hole. ^3^ Falling feet-first, the gravitational pull at your feet would be significantly larger than the gravitational pull at your head, causing you to stretch like spaghetti. Of course, you would probably tear, repeatedly, down until your very molecules would be having the same effect.

Nice little pleasant summary... I'm studying black holes for a school project. I kind of did some extensive research... Astrophysics is truly fascinating.

Ah... whatever. Sorry for being such an Astro-nut
heh pun-thing..

Well.

I really, really needed to know that.

lol >3< it's ok though, because it would be nearly impossible for earth to be sucked into a black hole, since they're far away. ;3

[lex]

I still don't want to have my molecules ripped to shreds.

[Asa Willow]

yup, I don't think anyone does. o3o doing next page soon... eh. -tosses out recycles empty bottles of motivation juice-. meh.

[Brooketail]

Next page! Next page!!

[Asa Willow]

Ahh I'll make it soon D:

[lex]

Make the next page ;A;