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1. the is the boundary of a black hole beyond which a spacecraft could not even in principle transmit a radio signal to observers outside the black hole. 2. a star that happens to be hidden behind the sun might become viewable during a solar eclipse due to the bending of light known as . 3. according to relativity, at the center of a(n) spacetime becomes infinitely curved. 4. two neutron stars orbiting each other at close distance will gradually spiral in toward each other because they lose orbital energy to . 5. if a(n) can really exist, it might be able to connect two widely separated locations in the universe. 6. is the slowing of time that you observe when you look at an object with a strong gravitational field. 7. spectral lines of hydrogen on a white dwarf appear at longer wavelengths than the same lines observed in the spectrum of the sun, illustrating what we call .
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