Black Holes

Black holes manifest in different types, distinguished primarily by their mass. Supermassive black holes reign supreme at the center of galaxies, containing millions or even billions of times the mass of our Sun. In contrast, stellar black holes result from the collapse of massive stars, possessing a mass several times greater than our Sun. Finally, primordial black holes, theorized to have formed in the early universe, are elusive and their existence remains speculative.