Re: Are we sure that black holes contain singularities?



a) Singularities are an unavoidable consequence of general relativity.
To get rid of them, we need a new theory.
General relativity cannot predict behavior of very small objects so it
cannot claim anything about singularities since they are by definition
such objects, as I understand it. So I guess we really have no idea
what happens inside real black hole because neither general relativity
not quantum physics apply.

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