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GR and closeness to a black hold singularity
Assume a Schwarzschild black hole. Near the event horizon other than Hawking radiation the behavior of matter and energy are fairly accuratly described by general relativity. How close can one get to the center (the singularity based on GR) before one must switch to a quantum gravity theory to provide accurate predictions?
 
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Nobody knows for sure. According to some theories (firewall, fuzzball, energetic curtain), quantum gravity has dramatic consequences already at the horizon. I have proposed a theory in which there is a quantum gravity core which grows as black hole shrinks due to evaporation: https://arxiv.org/abs/1505.04088
 
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Hello everyone, I am seeking to better understand the conceptual foundations and potential consequences of "Two-Time Physics" (2T-physics), as developed by Itzhak Bars and others. My interest was sparked by a recent paper that attempts to explain anomalous results in particle physics (apparent superluminal propagation of virtual photons) within the framework of 2T-physics: Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.02696 Key quote from the abstract: *"...the problem... can be solved naturally...

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