Much has been pondered over black holes and their possible cosmic origins since the times of the English clergyman John Mitchell, who seems to have speculated about the presence of bodies with such a great mass, through which not even light can escape. However, it wasn’t until the theory of gravitational collapse surfaced that these phenomenal works of nature were thrown back into the limelight. Stellar Nucleosynthesis has been credited with powering the star, lacking which the star rapidly crumbles under its own mass, which is termed as an “implosion” in astronomical terms. Even so, stellar nucleosynthesis, or its lack…