Simply said, a black hole is a cosmic body with gravity so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape. General relativity predicts that if a star of more than about 3 solar masses has completely burned its nuclear fuel, it should collapse to a configuration known as a black hole.Here are ten facts about black holes.
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It makes very little sense to me that something which is imploding on all sides at every angle, arguably with equal gravity, momentum, and inertia, would form a one sided "object" in space. IMO, Black Holes shouldn't be seen as sink drains, but instead a force which pulls inward equally from all points of its compass. There is no "up" or "down", "front" side or "back" side, but only equal compression to a singular point of density. Our understanding of these masses, and the intricacies surrounding their circumstances, is still in its infancy.
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