MCQ
Black hole is a
- AHole in the ozone layer of atmosphere
- BHole in earth's centre
- ✓Highly dense matter available in the atmosphere
- DHole in troposphere
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Highly dense matter available in the atmosphere
c
(c)Black hole is highly dense malter in the atmosphere which has very large value of gravitational pull, so that nothing escapes from it.
(c)Black hole is highly dense malter in the atmosphere which has very large value of gravitational pull, so that nothing escapes from it.
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