Where did all the stars go? It turns out that this "hole" in the sky is in reality a dark molecular cloud. Dust and molecular gas that are highly concentrated in the cloud absorb practically all the visible light coming from the stellar background. Behind this sinister darkness there is a molecular cloud whose interior is one of the coldest and most isolated places in the Universe. Our answer - The exact name is a "Black cloud". This accumulation of negative is carried away in a capsule to be burnt in a neutral field situated near the Matter for Creation.