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At the end of his Big Bang lecture, Simon Singh gets a question from an audience member to which he didn't have the answer. He asked if anyone in the audience (other physicists) had the answer, but no one did.
Here's the question,
"When you go back in time, all matter comes close together, why wasn't it in or why wasn't there a black hole?"
Anyone care to help?
Here's the link, its the Big Bang talk --
http://streamer.perimeterinstitute.ca:81/mediasite/viewer/FrontEnd/Front.aspx?&shouldResize=False
Here's the question,
"When you go back in time, all matter comes close together, why wasn't it in or why wasn't there a black hole?"
Anyone care to help?
Here's the link, its the Big Bang talk --
http://streamer.perimeterinstitute.ca:81/mediasite/viewer/FrontEnd/Front.aspx?&shouldResize=False
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