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If black holes pull in all matter due to a high gravitational pull, but light has no mass and also isn't considered matter, how can black holes exist?
I have a question about black holes. If they pull in all matter due to their strong gravitational pull, how can they exist if light has no mass and isn't considered matter?
That's a great question. While light doesn't have mass, it still has energy and momentum. When light gets close to a black hole, the intense gravity can cause it to bend, creating a phenomenon known as gravitational lensing.