structure of a blackhole

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( Structure of a blackhole ) Here we go eventhorizon it is like aurora (a layer of blackhole) If any object  entered into horizon layer the blackhole doesnot leave massive or minor objects like galaxies,nebulas,stars,etc It can observe the object it looks like a gaseous form, we cant identify the blackhole in deep space we dont know where the blackhole is located it's not visible to a naked eye because it cant reflect the light, due to the mass of the blackholes are veryhigh
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ultra massive blackhole ton618

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Ton618(BLACKHOLE)

Ton618 it is an ultramassive blackhole largest blackhole in the universe these unltramassive blackholes are placed at the centre of galaxies.
Sir stephenhawkins (astroscientiest) said that,if any object or particles doesnot enter into a blackhole it will take some billion billion lightyears to extinct that blackhole,it gain heavy mass than its original mass while swallowing a stars,planets,galaxies what ever it if any object goes near blackholes aurora(event horizon) the object disapear &swollowed by a blackhole 

The onlyway to escape from blackhole is two times faster than light 6lakh kmps approximately a light can pass at a speed of 3 lakh kmps,the object contains atleast 10 times of heavier mass than that of blackhole
In the whole universe nothing will faster than light,similarly blackhole are the highest containg mass and density to its core 
In the planet earth the escape velocity of earths atomsphere is approximately 11.2 km/s the escape velocity of a ultramassive blackhole is more than 2 light seconds that means 6lakh km/s 
So,if any object doesnot enter into blackhole some billion's of lightyear it evaporate only0.0000000000000001%in deepspace it takes complete extinct by quintillion of lightyears

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