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Black Holes The Key to Understanding the Universe

Brian Cox

By the star physicist and author of multiple #1 At the heart of our galaxy lies a monster so deadly it can bend space, throwing vast jets of radiation millions of light years out into the cosmos. Its kind were the very first inhabitants of the universe, the black holes.

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The Viall Files

A guest mentioned that a costume was inspired by the character Kate Barlow from the novel Holes, noting the reference to the book.

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Sally is dressed up as kissing Kate Barlow from Holes.

— Episode: E1045 - Mormon Wives Reunion, Witney Car...

Episode: E1045 - Mormon Wives Reunion, Witney Carson & Cars...

A guest mentioned that a costume was inspired by the character Kate Barlow from the novel Holes, noting the reference to the book.

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Sally is dressed up as kissing Kate Barlow from Holes.

StarTalk Radio

The movie "The Black Hole" was mentioned, but no details about the book were given.

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So I happen to have a lunchbox from Disney's awful movie, The Black Hole.

— Episode: Neil’s Guide to Heat Transfer Physics

Episode: Neil’s Guide to Heat Transfer Physics

The movie "The Black Hole" was mentioned, but no details about the book were given.

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So I happen to have a lunchbox from Disney's awful movie, The Black Hole.

Chuckle Sandwich

The podcasters reminisced about the book, specifically about the main character, the setting, and the yellow spotted lizards (which were actually bearded dragons).

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Oh! Oh, I see. And that holes was good. Dude.

— Episode: Our New Member

Episode: Our New Member

The podcasters reminisced about the book, specifically about the main character, the setting, and the yellow spotted lizards (which were actually bearded dragons).

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Oh! Oh, I see. And that holes was good. Dude.

Yeah, don't you remember Shia LaBeouf?

He was my character. He was the main character.

Can you imagine being under a, under a car and, and, and eating like peaches out of a can in the desert?

I legitimately thought like, oh, that's an ice cream sundae? Like that's really weird. They were talking about the onions?

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