Black hole

The term "black hole(s)" is a deliberate misnomer for quark-spheres.
The term "black hole" spuriously implies that quark-spheres do not emit eny photons,
when in truth, they do emit large quantities of photons, in the form of gamma-ray bursts.
Small "black holes" emit pulsatile gamma-ray bursts,
in which the gamma-rays are of low frequency on the gamma spectrum,
whereas larger "black holes" emit gamma-rays of higher frequency, and in a more-regular,
less-pulsatile manner.
The super-massiv "black holes" at the centers of galaxies emit gamma-rays of such high frequency
that those gamma-rays quickly split into proton-antiproton pairs.
But, the habitually-lying astrophysicists spuriously say that it is the "black hole's"
accretion-disk that is making those emissions, rather than the "black hole" itself.