What do you think is at the center of a Supermassive blackhole

Do you think that space time is so twisted that it is just super dense singularity of unstable matter?

Do you think it cuts a hole in space time itself for matter to escape?

Can a black hole ever die out? because energy cant be destroyed? so what happens?

Just keeping my mind open :P

There is currently no way and no foreseeable method by which this question may be given a definite answer, but current mathematical and physical theories hold that a singularity of infinite density and incredible mass exist at the core of a black hole. At this point in space-time, all logical laws of physics would break down and predictability would be zero. There are theories which support "wormholes", or holes/tunnels in space-time caused by singularities, but as I previously stated, we just don't know and it seems very unlikely we will in the foreseeable future.

To answer your other question, it is theorized that a black hole can indeed die, or rather evaporate, due to Hawking radiation. The details of this quantum mechanical theory are somewhat complex, however.

It's always good to keep an open mind =)

The laws of physics as we know them break down beyond the event horizon of a black hole. It is literally cut off from the rest of the universe because nothing can escape it. Conventional logic says that any matter will continue to fall toward the center, and no force can stop it, until it reaches a singularity of infinite density. But infinities don't exist in the real world, and quantum mechanics cannot predict what will happen when general relativity also applies, as in the case with a black hole singularity. The only properties we know for sure are the ones visible outside the event horizon, and these are few: gravity, charge, and spin. The term "a black hole has no hair" implies that nothing else matters except these.