Hello,
I’m new here, so I will first introduce myself, I am 19 years old and live in Almere in the Netherlands. My English is not perfect but I will do my best.
A black hole is created when an object has reached a certain density, this is because the gravity of the object overcomes (at a certain point) any force that prevents the matter of witch the object is made of from collapsing into an infinitely small point.
This counts for every object in the Universe, if you squeeze a banana small enough, it will become a black hole. But there is another way to increase the density of an object; If something is going close to the speed of light, it will get heavier. So my question is, can you make an object implode to a black hole, simply by speeding it up to nearly the speed of light?
I know that objects also get longer when they approach the speed of light, so this will decrease their density, but I do not know if the density increases more than the length of the object.
Thanks,
MacHans