Re: The Chinese woman on Space 1999



"James Hopkinson" <bill.hopkinson6@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> If a Black Hole is a collapsed star,

Not really, a black hole is an object whose gravity field is so strong that
even light cannot escape. Most stars are not heavy enough to collapse into a
black hole, and collapse into something less extreme, such as a neutron star
or brown dwarf.

> isn't that just the same as a "Black Sun"

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