In mathematics and physics, the black hole vector field equation describes how quantities like velocity or gravitational pull behave in the curved space around a black hole. A black hole can be thought of as a region where space and time are warped so severely that everything, including light, is pulled inward. The vector field around it shows this inward pull — every arrow or vector points toward the center, getting stronger the closer it gets to the black hole. In simpler terms, this equation