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    WHAT IS BLACK HOLE?

    Jan 01, 2022 3 minutes
    art by Dave Clark

    Out in the depths of space, there’s something pulling. Galaxies far away feel the tug. Stars circle it. Closer in, long spirals of bright gas and dust swirl like water around a drain. And in the very center? Nothing. A perfect, pitchy black, sucking in everything around it.

    Not a Hole

    Congratulations! You’ve found one of the strangest objects in the universe—a black hole. But it’s not a hole. In fact, it’s sort of the opposite. Black holes are real, solid objects that move around space just

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