As far as I understand it (and Im not an expert in this field by any means!), no-one knows for sure. No-one has even proved that Black holes exist, they just have data to suggest they might be around. One theory is of course a worm-hole, going to another, alternative Universe but it is all theory at the moment.
Black holes are predicted to be one of the final outcomes for a collapsing star at the end of its life. Its suggested that an ‘event horizon’ (which is a type of boundary) is formed when a black hole is created and this horizon absorbs light with out reflecting any which is why it looks black
I am really sorry. This is well outside my knowledge. Maybe someone in the Space Zone has an answer for this.
What I believe is the current thought is that all light and other matter is focussed down to a pin point. The gravity is so great that nothing can escape and it is all compressed. No one really knows. All that we can detect is thought to be radiation from the event horizon. Sorry that I cannot help more.
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