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Uh, so you have a reliable theory for the insides of a black hole? Or how do you know what happened inside the black hole? In any case, the cup distorted space
by SiempreViernes 9y ago
Uh, so you have a reliable theory for the insides of a black hole? Or how do you know what happened inside the black hole?
In any case, the cup distorted spacetime even when it wasn't big enough to form a event horizon, so that it still does it after being squashed proves nothing for the issue at hand.
- Certhas 9y agoYeah. I do. It's called general relativity. It doesn't tell me what happens at the singularity, but it's valid for the vast majority of the interior of a large black hole.