Show Notes
Would you get stretched like spaghetti? Could you survive crossing the edge? And where does everything that falls into a black hole actually go? Join Jess and Coulomb as they journey to one of the strangest places in the universe to uncover the science behind black holes, gravity, and what might happen if you took the ultimate cosmic plunge.
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