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If black holes don’t exist, what happens when gravity overpowers electromagnetism and the strong force in a region of high mass concentration? I don’t get what
by burke 7y ago
If black holes don’t exist, what happens when gravity overpowers electromagnetism and the strong force in a region of high mass concentration? I don’t get what the alternative hypothesis could be. Do we just get arbitrarily-large neutron stars or something?
- vincent-toups 7y agoSomething like a fuzzball: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzzball_(string_theory) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzzball_(string_theory) But there I think most physicists think something like the solution to the Einstein field equations does obtain within most of the interior region of the objects we call black holes. They just believe that the region of the singularity may have some other physics so that it doesn't become singular.