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The discussion centers on the coexistence of two realities regarding neutron stars and black holes, specifically how relativistic effects like length contraction influence their gravitational properties. Participants clarify that the stress-energy tensor in general relativity governs gravity, not just mass or density. The Schwarzschild radius is emphasized as applicable only to stationary masses, while moving masses require more complex solutions, such as the Aichelberg-Sexl ultraboost. The conversation concludes that relativistic effects do not alter the fundamental nature of black hole formation, which remains invariant across different inertial frames.
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