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A '''Black Hole''' is a region of timespace where gravitational force has become so great that nothing can escape from its pull, not even light. Often formed from the collapse of a dying star, the super dense core is known as a singularity. Black holes in the vicinity of the [[Blasted Region]] absorbed the [[Kith|kith]] released when [[Omega]] ended during the [[World Breaking]]. The power of the kith caused even the singularities to collapse in on themselves and release a new and unique form, [[Void Kith|void kith]], which reflected the absorptive and compressive properties of a black hole. | A '''Black Hole''' is a region of timespace where gravitational force has become so great that nothing can escape from its pull, not even light. Often formed from the collapse of a dying star, the super dense core is known as a singularity. Black holes in the vicinity of the [[Blasted Region]] absorbed the [[Kith|kith]] released when [[Omega]] ended during the [[Worldbreaking|World Breaking]]. The power of the kith caused even the singularities to collapse in on themselves and release a new and unique form, [[Void Kith|void kith]], which reflected the absorptive and compressive properties of a black hole. | ||
==Notable Black Holes== | ==Notable Black Holes== | ||
*[[Bala]] - Supermassive blackhole orbiting the [[Atman]] | *[[Bala]] - Supermassive blackhole orbiting the [[Atman]] | ||
Revision as of 04:46, 1 September 2017
A Black Hole is a region of timespace where gravitational force has become so great that nothing can escape from its pull, not even light. Often formed from the collapse of a dying star, the super dense core is known as a singularity. Black holes in the vicinity of the Blasted Region absorbed the kith released when Omega ended during the World Breaking. The power of the kith caused even the singularities to collapse in on themselves and release a new and unique form, void kith, which reflected the absorptive and compressive properties of a black hole.