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Black holes in fiction

Black holes in fiction

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  1. Black hole

    Compact astronomical body.

    7.3%

  2. Blanet

    Planet that orbits a black hole.

    5.8%

  3. White hole

    Hypothetical object of spacetime.

    5.7%

  4. Neutron stars in fiction

    5.6%

  5. Stars in fiction

    4.6%

  6. Interstellar (film)

    2014 film by Christopher Nolan.

    4.4%

  7. Wormhole

    Hypothetical topological feature of spacetime.

    3.7%

  8. Neptune in fiction

    Depictions of the planet.

    3.5%

  9. Earth in science fiction

    2.9%

  10. Saturn in fiction

    Depictions of the planet.

    2.8%

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  1. Black hole

    Compact astronomical body.

    42%

  2. Supermassive black hole

    Largest type of black hole.

    23%

  3. Interstellar (film)

    2014 film by Christopher Nolan.

    17%

  4. Stars in fiction

    3.2%

  5. Stellar black hole

    Black hole formed by a collapsed star.

    2.8%

  6. Neutron stars in fiction

    1.5%

  7. Supernovae in fiction

    1.4%

  8. Extrasolar planets in fiction

    0.92%

  9. Portable hole

    Fictional device which can create a passageway through solid surfaces.

    0.6%

  10. Warp drive

    Fictional superluminal spacecraft propulsion system.

    0.46%