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There would be infinite m/v there, and finite everywhere without infinite density, so literally every single random draw of a single mass-unit would be in an ar
by tomcatfish 3y ago
There would be infinite m/v there, and finite everywhere without infinite density, so literally every single random draw of a single mass-unit would be in an area of infinite density, or so goes the idea.
- abdullahkhalids 3y agoEvery theory has a domain of applicability, determined by tests within that domain. I don't think its reasonable to assume that the domain of applicability of any our theories extends to various infinities.
- NegativeK 3y agoThat's presupposing that the mass portion of m/v is infinite, which, from our understanding of black holes, we have no reason to believe. Pathological local densities tell you nothing about the mass distribution of the universe precisely because they're so pathological.