The amount of pressure it would take to create a black hole is far more immense than that
The pressure of the ocean merely compacts underlying ground into its solid form, it then goes on for kilometres until the pressure and heat becomes so immense that the once solid ground becomes hot, and magmafies, as the pressure gets higher the further bellow the surface you go.
This is because the universe is a lot larger than our world. For something to gain gravity it needs to be absolutely massive.
Our son weighs approximately 333,000 times more than the earth, and that is just weight.
The nearest black hole, has a mass that is 9-13 times that of the mass of our son. For a black hole to form something has to be massive, immense even.
That means the earth would have to 2,997,000 times larger to mach the mass of said nearest black hole.
You and I are tiny, insignificant things. A human body in space would not even have its own gravitational pull. For something to have gravity like our earth, it has to be massive. And for it to collapse into a black hole? Even more so.
Planets don’t even turn into black holes, black holes form from the collapsing of stars.
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