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Black hole problem in primary school mathematics
Some three-digit 495 is also calculated in this way.

In addition, there are no five-digit black holes, only infinite cycles.

{63954,6 1974,82962,75933}

{62964,7 1973,83952,74943}

These two infinite cycles are five-digit black holes.

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