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Ten thing about Black Hole
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11-1-2008 4:12 PM
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7) Black holes aren’t always dark.
They’re bright.
8) Black holes aren’t always dangerous.
9) Black holes can get big.
10) Black holes can be low density.
and finally
11) It sucks........
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