Slovak Astrophysicist Explains Black Holes as Universe's Most Stable Objects

Black holes are the most stable objects in the universe and cannot be destroyed, according to Slovak astrophysicist Michal Zajaček from the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics at Masaryk University in Brno. Zajaček explained that supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies are virtually indestructible, stating that even if a bomb were thrown into one, it would not be destroyed but would simply increase in mass. The scientist, who served as the main organizer of an International Astronomical Union symposium on the center of our galaxy, noted that Albert Einstein would no longer doubt the existence of black holes if he were alive today. Zajaček's comments highlight the remarkable properties of these cosmic phenomena, which despite their mysterious nature have become accepted scientific fact through modern astronomical observations.