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Discover Ludwig"black holes" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used in a variety of contexts, including scientific and casual writing. Example 1: "Scientists have discovered a new theory about the formation of black holes." Example 2: "The protagonist of the novel was consumed by a black hole of despair, unable to escape its grip." Example 3: "During the eclipse, the moon caused a temporary black hole in the sky, blocking out the sun's rays."
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black holes
noun
Plural of black hole
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Black holes?
Talk about black holes.
How Black holes work?
Aren't black holes brilliant!
Take black holes, for example.
How are black holes created?
Do black holes also die?
Nice, black holes are fascinating.
Black Holes on the Move?
Black Holes: Fact and Fancy.
Black holes are stellar tombstones.
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