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Answer: Supermassive
Why: Astronomers believe nearly every giant galaxy in the observable universe anchors one of these giants at its core.
Answer: the size of a marble
Why: The whole planet would have to fit in a ball under 2 centimetres across. The same recipe would squeeze the Sun to about 6 kilometres wide.
Answer: Schwarzschild black hole
Why: Schwarzschild found the solution while serving on the Russian front and posted it to Einstein in December 1915, under five months before his death.
Answer: Gravitational waves
Why: LIGO's first detection, in September 2015, came from a merger that turned about three suns of mass into energy in a fraction of a second.
Answer: Gravitational lensing
Why: The one unambiguous isolated case, OGLE-2011-BLG-0462, took years of Hubble follow-up to confirm from the way it bent a background star's light.
Answer: No-hair theorem
Why: Wheeler popularized the line that black holes have no hair; lacking a general proof, mathematicians still call it a conjecture.