Sub-Orbital Space Flights & Satellite Exploration
I have a project about how math is used in black holes and I’m required to make a visual aid. I am having a hard time thinking of a visual way to represent a black hole and the math involved in it all in one.
Maybe you can get around the problem of presenting a visual aid since blackholes are technically invisible and therefor impossible to illustrate. A blackhole is usually represented as a an extreme curvature of space in which matter can be seen spinning near the “surface” of the hole before passing through the even horizon to God knows where.
U may use a rubber sheet and iron balls and show that gravity makes curves in surfaces.With more gravity, it will become hole!