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'Einstein’s theory of general relativity states that matter can cataclysmically implode, creating a state where a given density and the space-time curvature split towards infinite values. This is referred to as a singularity, or – as it is known to ordinary folk – a black hole. Extending out from a black hole’s unfathomably dense centre and extraordinary gravitational pull is a finite volume of space that ends in an event horizon: a demarcation – a line in the cosmic sands – from which nothing inside can escape: not rock, metal, Judas Priest, photons, alliteration or anything else. The closer that matter gets to a singularity, the more the laws of physics fail, eventually collapsing entirely.' (Introduction)
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Subjects:
- The Turnrow Anthology of Contemporary Australian Poetry 2014 anthology poetry
- Contemporary Australian Poetry 2016 anthology poetry
- The Puncher & Wattmann Anthology of Australian Poetry 2009 anthology poetry
- The Fremantle Press Anthology of Western Australian Poetry 2017 anthology poetry
- Contemporary Australian Feminist Poetry 2016 anthology poetry
- The Best Australian Poetry 2003- series - publisher
- Axon : Creative Explorations 2011 periodical (29 issues)
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