You know what time it is. It's time for Ask a Spaceman. I'm your host, Paul Sutter. You've got questions, and I've got answers. You know how this show works, but I'm not talking to you right

now so you can mute or fast forward or do whatever because I'm talking to someone else. I'm

talking to the one person who is listening to this show for the very first time and this is

their first episode. First off, welcome aboard the good ship Spaceman. Well,

good to have you aboard. Second of all, here's how the show works. You go online to Facebook or

Twitter. Use the hashtag Ask a Spaceman and ask some questions and I answer them on this show.

You can also follow me directly on Facebook

and Twitter. My name is Paul Matt Sutter. And you can also go to Ask a Spaceman.com and you can also

find me on YouTube. Just search for Ask a Space Man. All those ways to ask questions and have

comments and have a good time because in this show we are trying to

have complete knowledge of time and space it's going to take a while but we're going to do

a one question at a time but in this episode actually we're going to do it like three questions at a

time and here's why because i like to take questions and actually I'm getting lots of

questions, folks. Thanks so much for all the questions. I actually have two many questions to

answer. So I'm trying to combine them together in interesting ways to make a show out of a few

questions. And in this case, last episode we did a double header with two questions in one. Now we're doing three

questions in one, triple header, new record for Ask a Space Man. Here are the three questions I got.

One from Mandy. How do we know about Blackholes? Like, how do we know they exist and all that cool stuff I talked about in the spiketification episode,

in the episode about what would it be like to fall into a black hole?

How do we know all that junk?

Good question.

Fair question, Mandy.

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