Black Holes
Nothing can escape, can it?
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Stephen Hawking stated that a black hole was a gravitational element present in the universe that was so dense that nothing but hawking radiation could escape it, not even light. Armed with a myriad of mathematical equations, he discovered that the universe would not work without them. The only problem is, we have found the supposed black hole, and it is bright. Hawkings dark world has a shining problem and it provides enough light on the subject to realize something in his brilliant equations is horribly askew. The simple truth is we still do not understand what is causing the solar system to act as it does. This complex problem could have, however, a very simple solution.