Read the excerpt from neil degrasse tyson’s “death by black hole.” black holes are regions of space where the gravity is so high that the fabric of space and time has curved back on itself, taking the exit doors with it. another way to look at the dilemma: the speed required to escape a black hole is greater than the speed of light itself. . light travels at exactly 299,792,458 meters per second in a vacuum and is the fastest stuff in the universe. if light cannot escape, then neither can you, which is why, of course, we call these things black holes. which of the following features would best enhance the reader’s understanding of this excerpt? a photograph of a black hole a demonstration of the speed of light an interactive animation of a black hole a definition of the term black hole

The correct answer is an interactive animation of a black hole

While deGrasse Tyson’s writing from the excerpt is quite descriptive and provides imagery, an interactive animation of a black hole would further enhance the reader’s understanding of this excerpt. In the excerpt,  deGrasse Tyson states that a black hole is like a vacuum that sucks up people and objects at an enormously rapid speed. Showing this action of a black hole using interactive animation is a great way for people to see how black holes work. 

the answer is C

an interactive animation of a black hole

Explanation:

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