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Darkmisc
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Hi everyone
When a smaller black hole gets sucked into a larger one, is it theoretically possible for the gravity of the larger black hole to stretch the smaller black hole so that it no longer has an infinitely dense centre?
I guess it won't matter once they are completely merged, but in theory, is it possible to "undo" a singularity in this way?Thanks
When a smaller black hole gets sucked into a larger one, is it theoretically possible for the gravity of the larger black hole to stretch the smaller black hole so that it no longer has an infinitely dense centre?
I guess it won't matter once they are completely merged, but in theory, is it possible to "undo" a singularity in this way?Thanks