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When a black hole gets dense enough, it's mass is so great that within a certain distance, not even light can escape, and this is the event horizon. Black holes, and therefore their event horizons, can form when stars explode or when neutron stars collide.

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  • How do event horizons form
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  • When a black hole gets dense enough, it's mass is so great that within a certain distance, not even light can escape, and this is the event horizon. Black holes, and therefore their event horizons, can form when stars explode or when neutron stars collide.
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  • When a black hole gets dense enough, it's mass is so great that within a certain distance, not even light can escape, and this is the event horizon. Black holes, and therefore their event horizons, can form when stars explode or when neutron stars collide.
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