KnowraBlack holeLinked fromLinked fromThe 62 pages that link to Black hole, each with the reason it gives.All 62Broader topic 14Related 25Narrower topic 14Compared with 9Neutron starCompared with: A neutron star retains a material surface, while a sufficiently massive remnant collapses past an event horizon.White dwarfCompared with: Unlike a white dwarf, it has no stable surface supported by electron degeneracy pressure.PulsarCompared with: A pulsar has a solid neutron-star surface and rotating magnetosphere, unlike a black hole.Pair-instability supernovaCompared with: Stars above the full-disruption regime may avoid a pair-instability supernova and instead leave a black hole.Quark starCompared with: At high mass, observations must distinguish a compact material star from a black hole.Type II supernovaCompared with: Some sufficiently massive collapsing stellar cores form black holes instead of visible neutron-star remnants.Black dwarfCompared with: Unlike a black dwarf, a black hole is dark because light cannot escape, not because a remnant has cooled.Exotic starCompared with: Unlike an exotic star, a black hole has no stable material surface outside its horizon.White holeCompared with: Its horizon allows entry but blocks escape, opposite to a white hole’s defining behavior.