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Are Black Holes Actually Fuzzballs?
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A PBS Space Time episode on fuzzballs, the string-theory proposal for black holes that replaces the singularity with a tangle of strings. It explains why black holes seem to both have to exist and break known physics.
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Cited as an accessible pointer when threads discuss black hole models that avoid singularities.
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[VIDEO] There are a number of theories on black holes not being singularities. PBS space time goes into a few of them
Read original comment ↗@PBSSpaceTime videos: "Where Is The Center of The Universe?" (2022) [LINK] "Could The Universe Be Inside A Black Hole?" (2022) [LINK] "The Holographic Universe Explained" (2019) [LINK] "Are Black Holes Actually Fuzzballs?" (2022) [VIDEO]
Read original comment ↗Black holes would be different if string theory is right. There would be no singularity, for instance, and no interior. String theory black holes (which are called fuzzballs) would emit slightly different gravitational waves when they merge. We should have sensitive enough gravitation wave detecters in the not too distant future to check this. There was a PBS Space Time episode on fuzzballs last November [1]. [1] [VIDEO]
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