Could a black hole involve a phase transition?

t689 · Jun 13, 2016

The reason I ask is that the singularity involves a region of spacetime composed of a different order of magnitude than i suppose the region outside the singularity.

Orodruin · Jun 13, 2016

Unfortunately, your question looks like a typical question someone who has only read popular science on the subject would ask. As it stands, it makes no sense. Please reference where you are taking your ideas from.

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