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Black holes are made from the death of stars. Let me explain the process you see in a stars life there is a balance from gravity pulling the star inward and the explosive forces making it so hot. When a star uses up it's fuel it can implode on itself and turn into a black hole. The only reason there aren't way more black holes out there is since the star that is dying has to be at least 9 solar masses bigger than are sun.

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