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If a black hole is "black, and dark" how can we see it in the dark, cold space?
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If a black hole is "black, and dark" how can we see it in the dark, cold space?

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It is easy. You see a black hole is a ''dead star'' that has an unstable gravitational pull. It is so strong not even the light can escape it. Fun fact, if two black holes meet they are pulled towards each other until they make contact and explode to make a bigger more powerful black hole.

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