I think that a black hole might be the result of the proton, electron, and neutron, all being gravitationaly pressed into the void of the strong (nuclear) force.

It just seems that a nuclear exposion has a lot incommon with black holes. A black holes probably a nuclear implosion. What do ya think?

IF not, what would a nuclear force field look like floating around in space? and what would it do differently?

Clarification: black holes are just super dense masses of atomic junk. How about this? Maybe the gravity of black holes is so strong that it overcomes the binding force of all the different particles and reduces it all to a dense mass of atomic schrapnel. Maybe? I wonder what the reality of black holes on an atomic level is. Interesting question.

Edited May 13, 201114 yr by Realitycheck