Black holes rarely have names of their own. They are typically named after the star system or galaxy they are found in.
Compute the location and get properties of a stellar-mass black hole:
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Summarize classes of black holes:
Obtain a diverse set of properties for black holes, such as mass, Schwarzschild radius and entropy, as well as position-based properties.
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Compute the radius of a black hole:
Compare properties of multiple black holes:
Find the members of a black hole star system:
Do computations with black hole properties:
Generate a list of nearby black holes:
The properties of a black hole are determined primarily by its mass and type.
Calculate the properties of a theoretical black hole with a known mass:
Compute the properties of a rotating black hole:
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Calculate specific properties of a theoretical black hole: