A Brief History of Black Holes by Dr Becky Smethurst -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title page Dedication page Contents PROLOGUE Standing on the shoulders of giants 1 Why the stars shine 2 Live fast, die young 3 Mountains high enough to keep me from getting to you 4 Why black holes are ‘black’ 5 A teaspoon of neutrons helps the star collapse down! 6 Funny, it’s spelled just like ‘escape’ 7 Why black holes are not ‘black’ 8 When 2 become 1 9 Your friendly neighbourhood black hole 10 Supermassive-size Me 11 Black holes don’t suck 12 The old galaxy can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Because she’s dead 13 You can’t stop tomorrow coming 14 Well, Judy, you did it. She’s finally full 15 Everything that dies, someday comes back EPILOGUE Here at the end of all things Footnotes Acknowledgements Bibliography Index Also by Dr Becky Smethurst Copyright page

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