Black hole
Black hole noun - Empty space.
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Synonyms for Black hole
Deep and black hole are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Deep" instead a noun phrase "Black hole".
Deep
Deep noun - An immeasurable depth or space.
Usage example: the belief that somewhere in the deep of outer space humankind will meet its ultimate destiny
Black hole and deep are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Black hole" instead a noun "Deep".
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In "The Temple of Mars" it turns out Karlsen went into orbit around the black hole within the event horizon, and in "The Face of the Deep" he's rescued from the black hole.
Source: Unrealistic Black Hole -
Even the insane time dilation on the ocean planet is plausible — Thorne worked out that the time dilation could exist if the planet were deep inside the black hole's gravity well and if the black hole were spinning extremely fast.
Source: Film / Interstellar - At the cost of having to fight the enemies inside the black hole's space and ending up in an unpredictable location (in a system that's 50 parsecs deep into the enemy territory, for example).
Source: Blind Jump
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