The Singularity: Where Space and Time Cease to Exist

The most supermassive monsters in space: black holes. Swirling vortexes that nothing—not even light—can hope to escape from if it strays just a little too close. And if that wasn't enough, they're completely invisible. They're some of the most bizarre objects in our universe—a favorite source of fascination among astronomers and space enthusiasts alike. Is it because we still understand so little about them? Or is it for the potential they hold at their core? What's the anatomy of a black hole? Are they hiding the true secret of the singularity? At the point where time, space, and gravity break down—could they hold pathways to other universes? And if so, could we ever travel through one?