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The 62 pages that link to Black hole, each with the reason it gives.

• Stellar evolutionBroader topic: The most massive stellar cores can collapse into this endpoint.

• GravityBroader topic: Black holes display gravity in its strongest known regime.

• Gravitational collapseBroader topic: Sufficiently massive collapse can form an event horizon and a black hole.

• SpacetimeBroader topic: Its defining boundary is a causal feature of spacetime geometry.

• Massive starBroader topic: The most massive collapsing stellar cores can form black holes instead of neutron stars.

• X-ray binaryBroader topic: Black holes accrete companion-star matter without a solid surface.

• StarBroader topic: The most massive stellar remnants can collapse into black holes.

• GravitationBroader topic: Black holes exhibit gravitation in its strongest known regime.

• John Archibald WheelerBroader topic: Wheeler popularized this name as the theory of collapsed stars matured.

• Astronomical objectBroader topic: Black holes are compact objects identified through their gravitational effects and surroundings.

• Penrose–Hawking singularity theoremsBroader topic: The collapse theorem makes black-hole formation compatible with unavoidable incompleteness under broad conditions.

• Curved spacetimeBroader topic: Black holes exhibit extreme curvature and challenge descriptions of spacetime.

• History of general relativityBroader topic: Black holes emerged from relativistic solutions and became central targets of astronomical observation.

• RelativityBroader topic: Black holes are extreme solutions of general relativity.