(I'm not a physicist, but) from the paper: > All together, the Schwarzschild topological solitons have scattering properties very similar to Schwarzschild blac

(I'm not a physicist, but) from the paper: > All together, the Schwarzschild topological solitons have scattering properties very similar to Schwarzschild black holes. The main difference will be a residual faded glow that emerges from inside the would-be shadow. So basically, things fall in, bounce around, and come back out (albeit scrambled)? Seems intuitively more reasonable than singularities?