SCIENCE & SPACE / WIKIPEDIA FIELD NOTE
Black Holes
A black hole is a region of spacetime whose gravity is strong enough that nothing can escape beyond its event horizon. Its Wikipedia article sits at the intersection of general relativity, astronomy, and the physics of compact objects.
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A saved crawl of Black Holes: 21 pages and 33 directed Wikipedia links.
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Related areas
- black holes
- event horizon
- general relativity
- gravitational waves
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