Which effect results when a black hole tidally disrupts star?

💡 Explanation

Tidal disruption occurs because the enormous spacetime curvature near a black hole creates extreme tidal forces, resulting in extreme stretching (spaghettification) of the star. Therefore, tidal disruption leads to spaghettification, rather than instantaneous thermonuclear ignition or pair production.

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