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What exactly is a gravitational singularity?

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What exactly is a gravitational singularity?

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  1. black holes


  2. I do believe it is a gravitational force coming from an infinitesimal point in space. The only occurrences of this I know of are black holes and the Big Bang.

    Since its infinitely small the gravity is infinite at that point.

  3. The center of a black hole. It is the compressed remain of the star that formed it. It has virtually almost infinite gravity, not even light can escape it.

  4. A Schwarzschild singularity has definition:  The center of a black hole. According to Einstein's theory of general relativity, the entire mass of a black hole is concentrated at a point at its center, the "singularity".

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