Read the sentence from "black hole beginnings."
under the force of its own weight, the giganti...
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Read the sentence from "black hole beginnings."
under the force of its own weight, the gigantic ball presses
inward.
what question should readers ask to determine the cause in
the sentence?
how much does the ball weigh?
why does the ball press inward?
what does the weight of the ball do?
how does the ball produce force?
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