Difference between revisions of "Black hole"

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A black hole is a theoretical region in space in which nothing, not even light, can escape, due to the massive gravitational field exerted by the center of the hole, known as the singularity.
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A black hole is a higly dense mass which distorts space to near dimensional perpendicularity. While matter and energy may not escape a black hole, it is thought they evaporate due to [[plank radiation]]
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The outer surface of a black hole is an [[event horizon]], a non-physical dimensional boundary.  
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A black hole is a higly dense mass which distorts space to near dimensional perpendicularity. While matter and energy may not escape a black hole, it is thought they evaporate due to plank radiation The outer surface of a black hole is an event horizon, a non-physical dimensional boundary.


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