Deadpool Vs Black Hole Research Paper

Deadpool & Black Holes

Some teenagers are wisecrackers in middle school. Others become drama queens or kings. I'm the geek who in his spare time reads. That's just how me and my brother turned out, reading comic books as soon as we got them. Among those comic books, there are many superheros and supervillains. Some may like the superheros over the villains. Others may claim villains are fantastic. Deadpool, unlike the normal marvel character, is both a superhero and a villain with a riveting sense of humor. Black holes, however, is an astrophysics marvel with no sense of comedy. Although they bear some minor similarities, like their relation to wormholes, the differences between black holes and Deadpool are incredibly striking, such as their

Deadpool, on one hand, was a mercenary and marine who contracted cancer and sought help in the form of department K, a special weapons branch of the Canadian government, which turned him into a healing factor carrying mercenary. The healing factor stopped the cancer but didn’t eliminate it. Black holes, on the other hand, were discovered with Sir Isaac Newton's theory of gravity in 1687. In 1796, Simon Pierre LaPlace took it one step further, proposing that it is possible that the most radiant, beaming bodies in the universe may be invisible. In 1915, Albert Einstein published the Theory of General Relativity, which predicted space-time gravitational warping. Although, arguably most importantly, in 1916, Karl Schwarzschild used this Theory of General Relativity to define a black hole, and how far the gravity stretched, which led to many more detailed discoveries of the black

Deadpool, when breaking the 4th wall, bends space-time, and even in one case, during the comics, he travels back in time by reading his own comics, and changing the ending to his will. The black hole also bends space-time, though not using it to change its origin story.While the black hole may not have a consciousness, it has been hypothesised that time moves slower in the black hole, and that it may work as a wormhole, bending time and space in such a way that it allows objects to pass through space faster than light. Deadpool has a pack that he carries that allows him to pull anything he wishes to out of it, even a unicorn, if he’s into that. While it is not as extraordinary as a black hole, Deadpool’s handbag is still a wormhole nonetheless, much like the black