Death by Black Hole

And Other Cosmic Quandaries

Neil deGrasse Tyson · 2007

Forty-two essays on the strangeness of the cosmos, including exactly what would happen to you falling into a black hole

A collection of forty-two essays drawn from Tyson’s long-running column, ranging across the oddities and beauties of the cosmos. The title essay describes, in vivid detail, exactly what would happen to a human body falling into a black hole, stretched into a stream of atoms. Throughout, Tyson is as interested in how science is done, and how often it corrects itself, as in the findings themselves.

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