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[from 'New Scientist articles' by New Scientist writers, in 27. Natural Reality / E. Cosmology / 7. Black Holes ]

Full Idea

Black holes are predicted by general relativity, and are thought to exist where massive stars once lived, as well as at the heart of every galaxy.

Gist of Idea

General relativity predicts black holes, as former massive stars, and as galaxy centres

Source

New Scientist writers (New Scientist articles [2013], 2013.06.15)

Book Reference

-: 'New Scientist magazine' [ 2013], p.36


A Reaction

Since black holes now seem to be a certainty, that is one hell of an impressive prediction.