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around a black hole, it radiates light perpendicular to its orbital radius." This doesn't seem plausible, as it has been stated that black holes pull in...

generated based on a request from Talk:Black hole. It matches the following masks: Talk:Black_hole/Archive <#>, Talk:Black hole. This page was last edited by Legobot...

https://news.osu.edu/black-hole-is-closest-to-earth-among-the-smallest-ever-discovered/ Write both observed AND theorized (if you hide theory vs data science...

here is a link to a review article: Don N. Page, Hawking radiation and black hole thermodynamics, New Journal of Physics 7 (2005) 203.[1].  --LambiamTalk...

Rhodes, Gary D. (2006). "Entropy in B-flat; or, Disordered Thoughts on The Black Hole". In Hogan, David J (ed.). Science Fiction America: Essays on SF Cinema...

We all know the origin of the derisive term "black hole". It is called "black hole" (not "black" hole ) because 1) no light (of any wavelength) can be...

article in Scientific American. Black hole analogies, are merely that -- analogies of black holes. They are not black hole electrons with a new name. They...

supermassive black holes in relation to galactic life cycles...supposedly primordial black holes cause galaxies in nebulae, rather than galaxies causing black holes...

Noone That would be a low mass black hole but not primordial. -- Arvindn 09:11, 6 Mar 2004 (UTC) Don't forget the black microholes made by energetic cosmic...

therefore cause light to go "around" the black hole; light does not touch it. Is this incorrect? --94.15.6.115 (talk) 14:26, 29 March 2022 (UTC) Arguably...

this sentence: "It has been suggested that the electron may be a micro black hole, for more info see the discussion here." It's self-referential: a Wikipedia...

informative. Please consider improving the black hole simulation so that the light gets attracted to the black hole. In the current simulation the light seems...

the horizon, due to the dilation of the time. For the understanding of black holes it's crucial that the both viewpoints be more emphasized, either in the...

concreteness. 24.6.174.244 (talk) 18:47, 4 April 2009 (UTC) The statement "the distant observer will see an object falling into a black hole slow down as...

glory holes for my own use, so have no idea if they're used for this purpose... but here in the UK, it's not particularly uncommon to find holes in the...

simplegravity.com/blackhole.html which suggests that matter cannot exist in a black hole and as a consequence there shouldn't be any gravity. It then goes on to...

also User:Ambush Commander/LinkFix dump LinkFix dump for "Black hole", no edits made: Black hole (disambiguation) ! Disambiguation Page Gravitational field %...

emphasize more clearly that non-rotating black holes are always points -- and that there is no structure to the black hole other than the point (the event horizon...

after formation, a black hole has only three independent physical properties: mass, charge, and angular momentum. Any two black holes that share the same...

within the black hole, without geometrically specifying the state of matter at this point.. The absence of central singularity within the black hole was debated...