Question 4 • Common Core ELA 11 - ELA3011 IC
A black hole’s gravity is so strong that, once light passes its boundary, it cannot escape. Since no light comes from inside it to reach our eyes, it appears black. It is not called a black hole because it has a black surface or because it is impossible to detect; astronomers can observe its effects on nearby matter and light.
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