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1. Black Holes
   A black hole is a region of space that has so much mass concentrated in it that there is no way for a nearby object to escape its gravitational pull. ...
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2. Black Holes
   ... Generally, a black hole is an area of superconcentrated mass. So concentrated, that no object can escape its gravitational pull. ...
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3. Black Holes
   ... terms a black hole is an area of space that has so much mass concentrated in it that there is no way for nearby objects to escape its gravitational pull. ...
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4. Black Holes
   ... terms a black hole is an area of space that has so much mass concentrated in it that there is no way for nearby objects to escape its gravitational pull. ...
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5. Black Holes
   ... So concentrated, that no object can escape its gravitational pull. In other words, once you get caught by itamp39s graviational pull, you arenamp39t getting out again. ...
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6. Music to my ears
   ... So concentrated, that no object can escape its gravitational pull. In other words, once you get caught by itamp39s graviational pull, you arenamp39t getting out again. ...
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7. Black Holes
   ... So concentrated, that no object can escape its gravitational pull. In other words, once you get caught by itamp39s graviational pull, you arenamp39t getting out again. ...
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8. black hole1
   ... Anyone who has ever watched the launch of a rocket is familiar with the concept that escape from a gravitational field requires the expenditure of energy. ...
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9. Black Holes
   ... hundreds. They came up with the name amp39black holeamp39 because of the fact that not even light could escape their gravitational pull. The ...
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10. Astronomy
    ... The name ampquotblack holeampquot was named such, because of the fact that light could not escape from the gravitational pull from the core, thus making the black hole ...
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11. astronomy paper
    ... The name ampquotblack holeampquot was named such, because of the fact that light could not escape from the gravitational pull from the core, thus making the black hole ...
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12. Rocket Propulsion
    ... These elements are easy to understand once the basics are learned. In order to send a rocket into outer space we must escape our gravitational pull. ...
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13. Masters of the Universe
    ... per second is not possible because you must have infinite force to achieve the speed of light, nothing can escape a black holeamp39s gravitational fieldIntro. ...
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14. Black Holes 3
    ... This is the black holeamp39s gravitational boundary where not even light can escape. Once this boundary has been crossed, there is no return. ...
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15. blackholes
    ... that is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape their grasp. ... aspect of general relativity is effect that matter, with a gravitational field, has on ...
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16. Time Travel
    ... A black hole is a star that is sufficiently massive and compact creating a strong gravitational field that even light could not escape. Hawking pg. ...
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17. Dark Matter
    ... Since the black hole is so dense, nothing that comes close to it can escape itamp39s immense gravitational field, including light. For ...
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18. Astronomy
    ... if the velocity of an orbiting body were increased, its orbital path would change to a parabola or hyperbola and it would escape the gravitational pull of the ...
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19. Astronomy
    ... Also, since it is a black hole, not even light can escape its extremely strong gravitational pull. 3. On the website, I saw pictures of galaxies colliding. ...
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20. blackholes
    ... can escape the immense force of the gravity here. The event horizon is basically the place where there is no turning back. Once you are in the gravitational ...
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21. Black Holes 2
    ... light can escape. Looking towards a black hole, the stars behind it would appear out of place because black holes distort light. The immense gravitational pull ...
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22. use of black holes in space transit system
    ... light. Because of this phenomenon, even light that gets caught in the gravitational spiral of a black hole cannot escape. 3. Time ...
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23. black holes
    ... Since black holes came from massive stars, it has an intense gravitational field that keeps light from escaping. In order for an object to escape a black hole ...
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24. The Big Bang and Supernovas
    ... universe, in which case the prefix uni, suggesting only one universe, must be abandoned so strong that light itself cannot escape its gravitational pull, a ...
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25. Super Massive Black Holes
    ... singularity of a BH has such a tremendous gravitational pull that it creates a field in space where the gravity is so intense that not even light can escape. ...
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26. Black Hole
    ... Anything that enters this region cannot escape being sucked into the black hole because black hole has a high gravitational pull. Black holes also rotate. ...
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27. Rockets
    ... This book explained how a rocket could achieve the needed speed that would allow the rocket to escape the Earthamp39s gravitational pull. ...
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28. Black Holes 4
    ... space, totally undetectable except for its gravitational pull. Imagine an object so massive, and so densely packed, that not even light can escape its immense ...
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29. The superstring theory
    ... weak nuclear force governs certain forms of radioactive decay, and the gravitational force which ... into a fiery cataclysm, then the only way to escape the big ...
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30. Fusion
    ... might depart from its equilibrium state and rapidly escape the confines ... thermonuclear weapons and in star formationnamely, gravitational collapse, compression ...
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