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I have a couple of questions I cannot find a good answer to in the internet, so I ask you guys.
I have heard about singularity as a infinite small point with infinite gravity - I talk about what I assume is the center of black holes. The scientist are talking about quantum gravity - the description of something they don't understand.
Black holes are said to vary in size - at least the event horizon vary in size. How can the event horizon vary in size if the center of the black hols is a infinitely small point with infinite gravity (At least what I have learned)?
This make me think that the center isn't infinitely small at all, but has a structure. The theory arise from two things:
1. The "impossible" smallness and infinite gravity of a point doesn't make sense.
2. The star that collapsed into a black hole is probably not a perfect sphere with even density at any given radius.
I assume that point 2 determine the final shape of a collapsed star. If the star is big enough it ends with a black hole that has an internal structure rather than an infinitely small point. That is my theory.
Does anyone supports this theory? I cannot find anything about alternative theories about black holes and singularity.
Br.
Vidar
I have heard about singularity as a infinite small point with infinite gravity - I talk about what I assume is the center of black holes. The scientist are talking about quantum gravity - the description of something they don't understand.
Black holes are said to vary in size - at least the event horizon vary in size. How can the event horizon vary in size if the center of the black hols is a infinitely small point with infinite gravity (At least what I have learned)?
This make me think that the center isn't infinitely small at all, but has a structure. The theory arise from two things:
1. The "impossible" smallness and infinite gravity of a point doesn't make sense.
2. The star that collapsed into a black hole is probably not a perfect sphere with even density at any given radius.
I assume that point 2 determine the final shape of a collapsed star. If the star is big enough it ends with a black hole that has an internal structure rather than an infinitely small point. That is my theory.
Does anyone supports this theory? I cannot find anything about alternative theories about black holes and singularity.
Br.
Vidar