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I am tagging for POV as there is not enough to substantiate the phrase "got disappeared" yet. That doesn't mean that I think the whole article is false but it does mean that we need to either have good RS coverage to prove that there are deliberate forced disappearances going on or we need to get rid of that particular phrase because it carries so much weight. I can think of other circumstances in which husbands and wives could become separated in a conflict zone so we need to be sure of what really is what is happening before we claim it. The Indian Express article is a reasonable start (At first I thought it was just a blog but I now realise that it is a real source who just happen to use Wordpress for their site.) but we still need more than that. --DanielRigal (talk) 11:17, 21 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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gravitational pull from the attraction and ruplusion of electromagnetic force created in black holes make orbits of the planets in our galaxy and universe.

matter is either attracted to a black hole when too close.but planets make an elliptical orbit above the electromagnetic field of black holes when enough distance from the magnetic field's flux.what happens in magnetic vortex of dynamic fluids of the black holes is the detruction of atoms at a subatomic level in the electron clouds are destroyed.black matter radiation or darkness is the by product of the nucleus of atoms with the electron clouds stripped.darkess is flat lined light below the population inversion charge to emmit light wavelienghts in the electromagnetic spectrum.the protonic charge of the destroyed atoms make planets like earth float on top of it's magnetism.without this magnetism,all planets would free fall towards our black hole with no end.the nucleus makes black matter radiation or darkness in infinity.the neutrons disperse from in fission to make atmosphereic preasure in our galaxy.so in exchange of keeping earth in orbit,black holes make infinity darkness and atmosphereic preasure too intense for life to survive.thanks,mister shannon ray blake... — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gentleman44 (talk • contribs) 14:19, 10 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]