Black hole (disambiguation)

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A black hole, in physics, is an object with sufficient density that the force of gravity prevents anything from escaping from it except through quantum tunneling behavior.

Black Hole can also refer to:

The Black Hole'', a science fiction movie made in 1979
Black Hole (2006), a Sci Fi original movie shown in 2006
Black Hole (graphic novel), from a series of comics by Charles Burns
Black Hole (pinball game), a pinball game developed by Gottlieb
Black Hole, one of the factions in the Advance Wars games
Black Hole (solitaire), a solitaire game with rules similar to another solitaire game, Golf
Black Hole of Calcutta, the dungeon in which many British troops died in 1756
Songs from the Black Hole, a never released Weezer album
black hole (networking), in computer networking, refers to a place where traffic is silently discarded
A legal black hole, a term in English Contract Law
The Black Hole is a rollercoaster at Alton Towers
The Black Hole was a ride at the now defunct Las Vegas Wet 'n Wild water park
The Black Hole is NATO slang for a Russian Kilo class submarine
The Black Hole is common slang for the home stadium of the Oakland Raiders, especially the area of seats in the end zone section on the home side
A Black Hole is a brand of endpin stop for a cello or bass
The black hole was a nickname for the tunnel in the Monaco Grand Prix Formula One race
In computer programming, a black hole is a bit bucket, a place of permanent oblivion for data
In defense contracting, a black hole is slang for a work area allegedly hosting a black project
In the fictional Star Wars universe, Blackhole is the alias of Lord Cronal
In social or business conversation, a black hole is any effort which consumes time, energy, or other resources without yielding a useful result

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