<prompt> Hlalosa lentsoe black hole.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Define the term black hole. . Response in English: A black hole is a region of space from which nothing, not even light, can escape. It is believed to be the result of the gravitational collapse of the remnants of an extremely massive star. The gravitational force within a black hole is incredibly strong and is due to the fact that a massive amount of matter has been squeezed into an incredibly small space. Around a black hole, there is an invisible boundary called the event horizon, which marks the point of no return. Once an object crosses the event horizon, it cannot escape the black holes gravitational pull. Because of their immense gravity and the fact that nothing can escape them, black holes are extremely difficult to observe directly, and their existence is inferred from their effects on their surroundings. . Response in Sesotho: Mokoti o motšo ke sebaka sa sebaka seo ho seng letho, esita le leseli, le ka balehang. Ho lumeloa hore ke phello ea ho putlama ha matla a khoheli a masala a naleli e khōlōhali. Matla a khoheli a ka hara lesoba le letšo a matla ka mokhoa o makatsang me a bakoa ke taba ea hore lintho tse ngata li petelitsoe sebakeng se senyenyane ka mokhoa o makatsang. Ho pota-pota lesoba le letšo, ho na le moeli o sa bonahaleng o bitsoang horizon ea ketsahalo, o tšoaeang ntlha ea ho se khutle. Hang ha ntho e tšela sebaka sa ketsahalo, e ke ke ea phonyoha matla a khoheli a lesoba le letšo. Ka lebaka la matla a khoheli a tsona le taba ea hore ha ho letho le ka li phonyohang, ho thata haholo ho bona li-black holes ka ho toba, me boteng ba tsona bo ipapisitse le phello ea tsona tikolohong ea tsona. 