Why doesn't NASA put a powerful flashlight on the hubble space telescope?

So you think shining a light on a black hole will make it light up. when the light of billions of stars (which are all basically flashlights more powerful than anything humans could build) does nothing.

You are a genius, how is it possible you aren't the head of NASA or a major university.

It can't be bigger than the Sun. Even the Sun appears as any other star like the myriad we see & at 15.7 Light Years it is barely visible to the eye.

Brilliant

our sun is powerful flashlight, you know? and basically, all stars in this universe are powerful flashlight.

BUT...

even though you combine all that flashlight from all stars in this universe, you still can NOT see a blackhole. because blackhole eat all its light when its photon touch it 😝

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But hubble doesn;t come any where CLOSE to a black hole

How long do you think it might take the light to get to this black hole? 200 years? 20,000 years? 200 years there and 200 years back or 20,000 years there and 20,000 years back.

Excellent thinking.

Yah, LOL troll