Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospam com> wrote:
> I'm not a physicist (though I know a few people who are), but ISTR
> reading/hearing that a 'singularity' isn't defined as a space with zero
> volume. It's a very densely packed collection of matter, but not with
> zero volume.
According to GR you would need an infinite amount of energy to maintain
a shape with non-zero volume. Obviously there isn't an infinite amount of
energy inside a black hole.
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- Warp
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