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A black hole is a region in space where gravity is so strong that nothing—not even light—can escape once it crosses a boundary called the event horizon.

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Nice explanation bro

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But people go to war for the black hole

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Black holes really said: “Once you’re in, there’s no return policy.” 😂🕳️✨

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उथला सा नाफ़ प्याला हमारी नहीं तलाश ऐ लड़कियों बताओ भंवर किसके पास है जौन एलिया

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