Black Holes - how they are formed, how many there are, what properties thay have etc.

BLACK HOLES Mike Carey         Scientists have been trying to determine if black holes (earlier known as `frozen stars') truly do exist for several decades now. Thanks to the great Albert Einstein and his theory of relativity, researchers have been able to predict the cosmic phenomenon of black holes. A black hole is basically an area of space that has an unbelievably high area of concentrated mass for the space it occupies, making it impossible for …

…few times the mass the sun. The true discovery of black holes opens the door to new and unimaginable possibilities that we have yet to conceive. Perhaps one day we will be able to travel the universe ourselves for these discoveries rather than peering through a telescope from Earth. The truth remains that we are coming closer to understanding the mysteries of the universe and of the cosmos that have plagued mankind since our existence.