What is a Black Hole?
DOI: 10.54647/physics14325 96 Downloads 4223 Views
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Abstract
We discuss what a black hole in nature really probably is: just an extremely massive and dense neutron star with no singular interior region or an actual event horizon; these are just mathematical abstractions which probably do not exist in reality.
Keywords
Black Holes, time machines, baby universes, wormholes
Cite this paper
Stuart Boehmer,
What is a Black Hole?
, SCIREA Journal of Physics.
Volume 6, Issue 2, April 2021 | PP. 32-33.
10.54647/physics14325
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