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**DaveC426913** · Nov4-09, 12:14 AM

Originally Posted by sganesh88

A black hole is not one with infinite mass.

I think it's safe to say he was thinking that, if an object's mass increases without limit, it will at some point collapse into a black hole. While his supposition is true, it has nothing to do with relativistic mass increase.

**Chitose** · Nov4-09, 12:41 AM

Originally Posted by DaveC426913

No. In its own frame of refernce, the object experiences no change in mass.

Than maybe just maybe, inside black hole itself, It don't even know that Itself are already collapse. It just wonder why everything are rushing into them.

Like, inside frame of refernce they think they still a normal ball (no change in mass), but to the oursider it become black hole.

funny huh...

**Vanadium 50** · Nov4-09, 01:36 AM

It's probably not a bad idea to remind people to look at the Overly Speculative Postings section of the guidelines. It's very difficult to discuss anything that's not grounded in facts.