Read the excerpt from "death by black hole." if you were made of rubber then you would just stretch in response. but humans are composed of other materials such as bones and muscles and organs. your body would stay whole until the instant the tidal force exceeded your body's molecular bonds. (if the inquisition had access to black holes, this, instead of the rack, would surely have become the stretching device of choice.) which sentence from the excerpt supports the idea that falling into a black hole would be a violent death?

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25 February, 04:09

Read the excerpt from "death by black hole." if you were made of rubber then you would just stretch in response. but humans are composed of other materials such as bones and muscles and organs. your body would stay whole until the instant the tidal force exceeded your body's molecular bonds. (if the inquisition had access to black holes, this, instead of the rack, would surely have become the stretching device of choice.) which sentence from the excerpt supports the idea that falling into a black hole would be a violent death?

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Bianca Moyer · Answer 1

The answer to this would be D.) If the Inquisition had access to black holes, this, instead of the rack, would surely have become the stretching device of choice.