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Black holes are some of the strangest things in space. A black hole [is sucked|sucks] in anything that gets by. Nothing escapes from a black hole. Not even light. Everything [is pulled|pulls] together. The reason is gravity. Gravity is a force that pulls one thing to another. Gravity is the force that [is held|holds] you down on Earth. When you jump up, you [are drawn|draw] back by gravity.
The Moon [is made|makes] to orbit Earth by gravity. The more matter [packs|is packed] in a star, planet, moon, or other object, the stronger is its gravity. Gravity makes an object with more matter [pull|is pulled] an object with less matter toward it. The Sun's gravity pulls on itself our Earth. The Sun [orbits|is orbited] by Earth. The matter that makes up an iron ball [is compressed|compresses] much tighter than the matter that makes up a bag of feathers. A lot of matter [goes|is gone] into a black hole. Astronomers and physicists think black holes [born|are born] from dying stars. Under the force of gravitation the star [is made|makes] denser and denser to turn into a black hole.