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

• Supermassive black holeNarrower topic: Supermassive black holes are the highest-mass members of this class of objects.

• Event Horizon TelescopeNarrower topic: The EHT observes emission shaped by black holes, not the black holes themselves.

• Schwarzschild metricNarrower topic: The Schwarzschild solution describes an idealized, uncharged, nonrotating black hole.

• Kerr metricNarrower topic: Astrophysical black holes are commonly modeled by the Kerr solution when spin matters.

• Schwarzschild radiusNarrower topic: The radius characterizes the horizon size of one idealized black-hole solution.

• Cygnus X-1Narrower topic: The compact object powering Cygnus X-1’s X-rays is a stellar-mass black hole.

• Roger PenroseNarrower topic: Penrose’s work helped establish black holes as robust predictions of general relativity, not artifacts of idealized symmetry.

• Intermediate-mass black holeNarrower topic: Intermediate-mass black holes are one proposed mass class within this broader object type.

• Penrose diagramNarrower topic: Penrose diagrams show the black hole’s horizon and interior within the global spacetime.

• Reinhard GenzelNarrower topic: Genzel’s measurements established strong evidence for one at the Milky Way’s center.

• Robert BrownNarrower topic: The modern physical interpretation of Sagittarius A* places it in this broader class.

• Sagittarius A*Narrower topic: The compact radio source is associated with a supermassive member of this broader class.

• Andrea M. GhezNarrower topic: The compact object inferred from the stellar orbits is understood to be a supermassive black hole.

• Micro black holeNarrower topic: Micro black holes are hypothetical small-scale members of this broader class.