The blood is usually in liquid form and as it leaks out of the vessel it may be visible as tiny dot or even patch. A hematoma or haematoma is a localized collection of blood outside the blood vessels,[1] usually in liquid form within the tissue.Looks exactly as Wikipedia article line.
Either Earth would career out of its orbit, spinning out of the solar system, or in the opposite direction, toward the sun, and we'd suffer a deadly warming. In either scenario, a black hole closing on Earth would cause our home planet to be literally ripped apart and swallowed whole. In a contest between a black hole and the Earth, Tyson says, Earth would lose.t would be a bad day for the solar system if we got visited by a black hole, says Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of New York's Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History. In our vast galaxy there are billions upon billions of stars, each of which is at a different point in its life cycle.
but i wouldn't worry about it, because the sun actually expands and the sun will expand and burn the earth up wayyy before it will blow up. In fact, stars like the sun don't actually blow up... they eventually die.Your question is just a hypothetical.It couldn't actually happen well if the sun were to blow up right this second, you wouldn't exactly know for the next 8 minutes. That's how long it will take the last remaining light from the sun to reach the earth.After that, it will just be darkness, and seeing the moon will be on the other side of the earth while this is happening, there will be no moon either. So that means complete darkness! maybe a few stars.hat's how long it will take the last remaining light from the sun to reach the earth. After that, it will just be darkness, and seeing the moon will be on the other side of the earth while this is happening, there will be no moon either. So that means complete darkness! maybe a few stars.