What are Black Holes and Why are They Intriguing?

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Just introducing myself ... I'm not a physicist, don't have the math chops, but I love the sciences from geology to oceanography cosmology and physics rules them all! I'm particularly intrigued by black holes and my favorite website is Nasa's SOHO. I look forward to reading posts by the scientific literati and hope not to embarrass myself with a stupid question!
 
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