An Overview of Black Holes

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Journal of St. Xavier's Physics Council:8 (2018)
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Black holes are one of the fascinating objects in the universe with gravitational pull strong enough to capture light within them. Through this article we have attempted to provide an insight to the black holes, on their formation and theoretical developments that made them one of the unsolved mysteries of universe.

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Arjun Dahal
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