Supermassive ones lie at the center of most or all galaxies.
A double analytic continuation of this type of solution reveals the "bubble of nothing" instability of the Kaluza-Klein vacuum, as discovered by Edward Witten. Recently, a correspondence between a chiral half of a two-dimensional conformal field theory and those of extremal Kerr type has been suggested. Above a minimum temperature, anti de Sitter space has a phase transition to a space containing one of these, as shown by Page and Hawking. They have entropy proportional to their area, and a temperature proportional to their surface gravity. Supermassive ones lie at the center of most or all galaxies. For 10 points, what are these objects in general relativity, discovered originally by Karl Schwarzschild, from which light does not escape?
A double analytic continuation of this type of solution reveals the "bubble of nothing" instability of the Kaluza-Klein vacuum, as discovered by Edward Witten.
black hole [accept Schwarzschild until the word "chiral"]