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black hole

[blak hohl] / ˈblæk ˈhoʊl /
NOUN
abyss
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After decades of steady progress, computational astrophysicists have reached a major turning point in black hole research.

From Science Daily

Scientists at the University of Amsterdam have developed a new way to use gravitational waves from black holes to uncover the presence of dark matter and learn more about its behavior.

From Science Daily

In findings reported in Science Advances, scientists describe the first observations of a spiraling swirl in spacetime linked to a fast spinning black hole.

From Science Daily

These connections appear in theoretical descriptions of percolation, fluid turbulence, and even certain features of black holes.

From Science Daily

Job applications without a personal connection seem to go into a black hole.

From The Wall Street Journal