Doomsday II: The Black Hole

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As you recall, my first Doomsday incident (10/1) would be an asteroid hit. Last nights History show was about a Black Hole. Back in 1916, Albert Einstein stated that there were black holes in space but it wasn't until 1971 that the first black hole was seen by scientists. Black holes are formed when stars crash into each other. Black holes are 1 billion times more powerful than the sun and have the strongest gravitational pull and there are 100 million black holes in our galaxy. Nothing can alter the path of a black hole. Within 24 hours of the approach of the black hole, global warming would begin and places like New York would see 110 degree temperatures (even at Christmas time) and Gravitational Lensing would be the first visual signs as comets and asteroids would collide with other planets and the moon would be disintegrated. Asteroids would start to hit the Earth and send shock waves after the hits and a Photon Sphere (red and green lights) would appear all over the planet. Within 4 hours, Earth would be crossing into the Event Horizon (rim of the black hole) creating a blinding bright light. Gravity on one side of the planet would be stronger than on the other side; pulling the Earth apart causing earthquakes, massive flooding from collapsed dams causing ocean levels to rise and massive waves. Coastlines would be devastated and there would be no water at all in some areas. 20 minutes after entering the Black Hole, volcanic eruptions would cause explosions from underground and as gravity left Earth, air would be sucked towards the black hole suffocating people. Even those in the Cheyenne Mountain military base in Colorado; which is 2,000 feet below ground would have a limited oxygen supply for a short time. Within 30 minutes, all are dead and everything buckles from the gravitational pressure and everything would be dissected causing Spaghettification; nothing would remain. Einstein predicted a possible escape to another parallel universe IF the Earth were to only hit the outer rim of the Black Hole. One thing is for sure; a Black Hole would be one very quick event.