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Explain the meaning of the name "black hole". This should be 2-3 sentences. Hint- relate this to density and how it effects things. *
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Explain the meaning of the name "black hole". This should be 2-3 sentences. Hint- relate this to density and how it effects things. *
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Explain the meaning of the name "black hole". This should be 2-3 sentences. Hint- relate this to density and how it effects things. *
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A black hole is a very dense, massive, body, left behind after a large star explodes. It has a huge gravity which will attract everything that comes near it, even light!
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