If an object isn't neccesary to heat a plasma when its fall to a black hole ...
There is a matter quasars matter ...
So in a spiral shape it move down towards horizon ...
Itz density and speed both increases ...
This much how i know ...
I just a junior still hos much at my limit i know i told u
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An object isn't necessarily heated to a plasma when it falls into a black hole. With quasars matter spirals down towards the event horizon so both it's speed and density increases, but this doesn't heat it directly. ... Also accretion disks will form around any heavy object.
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