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Not an expert, but it could be that if the radius of a quark star grows slowly enough, then a very massive one would have a schwarzchild radius that is bigger t
by wwarner 2y ago
Not an expert, but it could be that if the radius of a quark star grows slowly enough, then a very massive one would have a schwarzchild radius that is bigger than the star, making it a black hole but without a collapsed singularity.