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I don't know if this is too technical for me, but Wikipedia says . . . "The Final Parsec Problem "The natural separation of two supermassive black holes at the center of a galaxy is a few to a few tens of parsecs (pc). This is the separation at which the two black holes form a bound, binary...

Oh, also—thank you so much for your attention! Seems to be a robust community here, and I appreciate the guidance.

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Wait wait wait. I care about the singularity causing the black hole. Yes. That.

Black holes. Like everyone, I care about LIGO for the time being.

Maybe your response wasn't directed at me, but it's an assumption I was making, for sure.

YES. I'm assuming that's incorrect?

Here's why I'm asking. Somehow black holes seem different in my head than protons etc. You're saying, for the purposes of collision, not so?

(1) Maybe should've messanged this, but given LIGO, the FAQ might need a light edit. It says, "Gravitational waves have never been detected directly, but the loss of energy from the Hulse-Taylor binary pulsar has been checked to high precision against GR’s predictions of the power emitted in...