Ah, the classic "hole in a sphere" riddle! If there's a hole through the sphere, we can imagine it as two separate shapes: the remaining solid part and the removed cylindrical portion.

To find the volume of the remaining part of the sphere, we'll need to subtract the volume of that cylindrical hole. Now, to calculate it precisely, I will need more information such as the diameter or radius of this sphere and whether this hole is drilled straight through its center. So please provide those details for an accurate answer!

*hole 🤦‍♀️