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What do we not see in the sky?

"Black holes". They absorb light. Such a hole in the Magellanic Cloud, with a diameter of only 6 km, has the mass of ten of our Suns! There are also supermassive "black holes" a couple of kilometers in size and a hundred solar masses.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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