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clipka wrote:
> So if there's no EH, you can just zip straight through the singularity?
I think it's more that you can see things coming out of the singularity.
> actually decide to turn around any time? Speaking of which, how will time be
> affected near the singularity?
Dunno. Complex math.
> I think I recall remember having heard that spinning black holes would actually
> not have a point-shaped singularity at all, but a loop, because their drag on
> spacetime is that extreme.
Yep. And if you fly through the hole, you wind up ... somewhere else.
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