The Bigger Black Hole Is Less Dangerous Than the Smaller Ones

The bigger black holes are less deadly than the smaller ones. But you can slip over the edge of a big black hole without being subject to these tidal forces that could tear you to pieces. This has just to do with, like, you know, the strength of the human body - it's kind of hard to separate everything outright. Even if your skeleton is sticking together, but your muscles become detached from your skeleton, and your organs inside your guts start to slosh around and turn into a sort of pudding. I wouldn't recommend sending any humans in. Theinsur companies would probably reject you if they knew that you've been inside a black hole.