The term "black hole" enters use

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The name is usually credited to John Wheeler, who used it in lectures and print from 1967 and did more than anyone to popularise it. The attribution is not clean: a 1964 report of a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science already uses the phrase, and Wheeler himself described adopting a term suggested from the audience rather than coining it. The record is included here as a dating problem rather than a settled fact, because the popular account routinely presents a single origin.

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