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black hole

noun as in abyss

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The planet is deep in the gravitational well of a black hole, and the black hole would surely have very high tidal forces.

So, only when you have spiraling matter down do you get these ferocious, black hole jets.

Would Endurance even be able to fly that close to a supermassive black hole without being disintegrated by the force of it?

Will backers want to pour ever more money into this black hole?

First, their simulations fail after the gravitational collapse stops, so they cannot show what replaces a black hole.

Calcutta, in India, taken by Surajah Dowla: of 146 prisoners put into a dungeon called the "black hole," 123 were suffocated.

The black hole grew smaller at the other end, and Bumper felt that he was safe for the present.

He would remain in this deathless, monotonous state forever in the black hole of the volcano's interior unable to move.

The hole into which he had been thrust was truly a “black hole,” though neither so hot nor so deadly as that of Calcutta.

With her going the bottom seemed to drop out of my existence, leaving a black hole where it had fallen through.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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