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Black Holes. Explained. For 1.5 Hours.

PBS Space Time·1:38:19·Ages 16–18

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Your child will watch an in-depth, scientifically rigorous explanation of black holes and their role in testing fundamental physics theories. The content is dense and theoretical, requiring strong science background or sustained attention to grasp, but it's presented clearly by a credible host from PBS.

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