Home
Random Article
Read on Wikipedia
Edit
History
Talk Page
Print
Download PDF
en
26 other languages
Template:Black holes
v
t
e
Black holes
Outline
Types
BTZ black hole
Schwarzschild
Rotating
Charged
Virtual
Kugelblitz
Supermassive
Primordial
Direct collapse
Rogue
Malament–Hogarth spacetime
Size
Micro
Extremal
Electron
Hawking star
Stellar
Microquasar
Intermediate-mass
Supermassive
Active galactic nucleus
Quasar
LQG
Blazar
OVV
Radio-Quiet
Radio-Loud
Formation
Stellar evolution
Gravitational collapse
Neutron star
Related links
Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit
White dwarf
Related links
Supernova
Micronova
Hypernova
Related links
Gamma-ray burst
Binary black hole
Quark star
Supermassive star
Quasi-star
Supermassive dark star
X-ray binary
Properties
Astrophysical jet
Gravitational singularity
Ring singularity
Theorems
Event horizon
Photon sphere
Innermost stable circular orbit
Ergosphere
Penrose process
Blandford–Znajek process
Accretion disk
Hawking radiation
Gravitational lens
Microlens
Bondi accretion
M–sigma relation
Quasi-periodic oscillation
Thermodynamics
Bekenstein bound
Bousso's holographic bound
Immirzi parameter
Schwarzschild radius
Spaghettification
Issues
Black hole complementarity
Information paradox
Cosmic censorship
ER = EPR
Final parsec problem
Firewall (physics)
Holographic principle
No-hair theorem
Metrics
Schwarzschild
(
Derivation
)
Kerr
Reissner–Nordström
Kerr–Newman
Hayward
Alternatives
Nonsingular black hole models
Black star
Dark star
Dark-energy star
Gravastar
Magnetospheric eternally collapsing object
Planck star
Q star
Fuzzball
Geon
Analogs
Optical black hole
Sonic black hole
Lists
Black holes
Most massive
Nearest
Quasars
Microquasars
Related
Outline of black holes
Black Hole Initiative
Black hole starship
Big Bang
Big Bounce
Compact star
Exotic star
Quark star
Preon star
Gravitational waves
Gamma-ray burst progenitors
Gravity well
Hypercompact stellar system
Membrane paradigm
Naked singularity
Population III star
Supermassive star
Quasi-star
Supermassive dark star
Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer
Superluminal motion
Timeline of black hole physics
White hole
Wormhole
Tidal disruption event
Planet Nine
Notable
Cygnus X-1
XTE J1650-500
XTE J1118+480
A0620-00
SDSS J150243.09+111557.3
Sagittarius A*
Centaurus A
Phoenix Cluster
PKS 1302-102
OJ 287
SDSS J0849+1114
TON 618
MS 0735.6+7421
NeVe 1
Hercules A
3C 273
Q0906+6930
Markarian 501
ULAS J1342+0928
PSO J030947.49+271757.31
P172+18
Category
Commons
Template documentation
[
view
] [
edit
] [
history
] [
purge
]
By default the navbox includes the page to
Category:Black holes
, but it supports
nocat
.
v
t
e
Universe navboxes
Astronomy
{
Astronomy navbox
}
Object
types
{
Asteroids
}
{
Black holes
}
{
Comets
}
{
Exoplanet
}
{
Galaxy
}
{
Meteor showers
}
{
Meteorites
}
{
Meteorites by name
}
{
Neutron star
}
{
Star
}
{
Stellar core collapse
}
{
Stellar system
}
{
Supernovae
}
{
Variable star topics
}
{
White dwarf
}
Catalogues
{
Gum catalogue
}
{
Messier objects
}
{
RCW
}
{
Sh2 objects
}
By culture
{
Ancient Greek astronomy
}
{
Astronomy in medieval Islam
}
{
Indian astronomy
}
Solar System
General
{
Solar System
}
{
Solar System navmap
}
{Solar System navmap 2}
{
Solar System sidebar
}
{
Solar System table
}
{
Atmospheres
}
{
Lunar eclipses
}
{
Solar eclipses
}
{
Sun
}
Planets
{
Earth
}
{
Earth's location
}
{
Jupiter
}
{
Mars
}
{
Mercury
}
{
Neptune
}
{
Saturn
}
{
Uranus
}
{
Venus
}
{
Planetary rings
}
Moons
{
Moons of dwarf planets
}
{
Moons of terrestrial planets and asteroids
}
{
Solar System moons (big)
}
{
Solar System moons (compact)
}
{
The Moon [Earth's moon]
}
{
Lunar maria
}
{
Moons of Jupiter
}
{
Ganymede
}
{
Io
}
{
Callisto
}
{
Europa
}
{
Moons of Neptune
}
{
Triton
}
{
Moons of Saturn
}
{
Titan
}
{
Rhea
}
{
Enceladus
}
{
Tethys
}
{
Iapetus
}
{
Moons of Uranus
}
Dwarf planets
{
Ceres
}
{
Dwarf planets
}
{
Eris
}
{
Haumea
}
{
Pluto
}
Other
objects
{
Distant minor planets sidebar
}
{
Large asteroids
}
{
Minor planets navigator
}
{
Small Solar System bodies
}
{
Trans-Neptunian objects navbox
}
Star systems
Constellations
Stars
Star systems
(by
distance from Earth)
{
Nearest star systems
}
Within {
N
–
M
}
light-years
{
10
}
{
10–15
}
{
15–20
}
Constellations
{
Constellations
}
{
Constellations (historic)
}
{
Constellations (modern)
}
{
Zodiac
}
{
Lists of stars by constellation
}
{
Andromeda (constellation)
}
{
Antlia
}
{
Apus
}
{
Aquarius (constellation)
}
{
Aquila (constellation)
}
{
Argo Navis (big)
}
{
Argo Navis (compact)
}
{
Ara (constellation)
}
{
Aries (constellation)
}
{
Auriga (constellation)
}
{
Boötes
}
{
Caelum
}
{
Camelopardalis
}
{
Cancer (constellation)
}
{
Canes Venatici
}
{
Canis Major
}
{
Canis Minor
}
{
Capricornus
}
{
Carina (constellation)
}
{
Cassiopeia (constellation)
}
{
Centaurus
}
{
Cepheus (constellation)
}
{
Cetus
}
{
Chamaeleon
}
{
Circinus
}
{
Columba (constellation)
}
{
Coma Berenices
}
{
Corona Australis
}
{
Corona Borealis
}
{
Corvus (constellation)
}
{
Crater (constellation)
}
{
Crux
}
{
Cygnus (constellation)
}
{
Delphinus
}
{
Dorado
}
{
Draco (constellation)
}
{
Equuleus
}
{
Eridanus (constellation)
}
{
Fornax
}
{
Gemini (constellation)
}
{
Grus (constellation)
}
{
Hercules (constellation)
}
{
Horologium (constellation)
}
{
Hydra (constellation)
}
{
Hydrus
}
{
Indus (constellation)
}
{
Lacerta
}
{
Leo (constellation)
}
{
Leo Minor
}
{
Lepus (constellation)
}
{
Libra (constellation)
}
{
Lupus (constellation)
}
{
Lynx (constellation)
}
{
Lyra
}
{
Mensa (constellation)
}
{
Microscopium
}
{
Monoceros
}
{
Musca
}
{
Norma (constellation)
}
{
Octans
}
{
Ophiuchus
}
{
Orion (constellation)
}
{
Pavo (constellation)
}
{
Pegasus (constellation)
}
{
Perseus (constellation)
}
{
Phoenix (constellation)
}
{
Pictor
}
{
Pisces (constellation)
}
{
Piscis Austrinus
}
{
Puppis
}
{
Pyxis
}
{
Reticulum
}
{
Sagitta
}
{
Sagittarius (constellation)
}
{
Scorpius
}
{
Sculptor (constellation)
}
{
Scutum (constellation)
}
{
Serpens
}
{
Sextans
}
{
Taurus (constellation)
}
{
Telescopium
}
{
Triangulum
}
{
Triangulum Australe
}
{
Tucana
}
{
Ursa Major
}
{
Ursa Minor
}
{
Vela (constellation)
}
{
Virgo (constellation)
}
{
Volans
}
{
Vulpecula
}
Planetary systems
Galaxies
Other topics
Planetary
systems
{
23 Librae
}
{
47 Ursae Majoris
}
{
55 Cancri
}
{
61 Virginis
}
{
Alpha Centauri
}
{
CoRoT-7
}
{
Fomalhaut
}
{
Gliese 581
}
{
Gliese 667
}
{
Gliese 777
}
{
Gliese 876
}
{
HD 1461
}
{
HD 9446
}
{
HD 11964
}
{
HD 12661
}
{
HD 37124
}
{
HD 40307
}
{
HD 47186
}
{
HD 69830
}
{
HD 125612
}
{
HD 128311
}
{
HD 181433
}
{
HD 215497
}
{
HD 217107
}
{
HIP 14810
}
{
HR 8799
}
{
Mu Arae
}
{
Kepler-9
}
{
Kepler-11
}
{
Kepler-90
}
{
Kepler-371
}
{
Kepler-445
}
{
PSR B1257+12
}
{
Upsilon Andromedae
}
Galaxies
{
Andromeda Galaxy
}
{
ARP 178
}
{
ARP 297
}
{
Milky Way
}
{
NGC 2264
}
{
Robert's Quartet
}
{
Triangulum Galaxy
}
Other topics
{
Astrobiology
}
{
CMB [Cosmic Microwave Background]
}
{
Impact cratering on Earth
}
{
Magnetospherics
}
{
Modern impact events
}
See also:
{
Spaceflight navboxes
}
The above
documentation
is
transcluded
from
Template:Black holes/doc
.
(
edit
|
history
)
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox
(
create
|
mirror
)
and testcases
(
create
)
pages.
Add categories to the
/doc
subpage.
Subpages of this template
.
