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First question answer: yes Second question: yes maybe. No one knows. An interesting aside is that infinite density occurs only (I think) with no rotating sing
by PuffinBlue 12y ago
First question answer: yes
Second question: yes maybe. No one knows.
An interesting aside is that infinite density occurs only (I think) with no rotating singularities which don't exist in reality. Anything rotating will produce a non-infinitely dense singulatiry somehow, though the details of the maths behind that elude me.
- techdragon 12y agoKerr vs non Kerr blackholes is where I usually start replying with "we don't know" to every second question. But broadly speaking the inside is theorised to be a 1 dimensional torus having only diameter as a measurable quantity other than the location of its center of mass. This is opposed to a zero dimensional point having only the location of its center of mass. This means the mass is distributed through the torus and is "less infinite" in the aleph zero vs aleph one kind of way. It just gets weirder from there haha