This may well be two advanced for an answer I'll understand, but I am curious if anyone knows.
Question is.. What proof/math is there that a black hole is destructive. The physics says it forms a singularity where all matter that enters is destroyed. (or there abouts)
However I cannot understand or find any information on why this is the case.
Why for instance is it not logical to assume instead that a black sphere is formed, which still has mass and shape but light cannot escape due to the extreme mavity.
How can a blackhole grow if matter is destroyed, or is the word "hole" to ambiguous?
Anyone?
Question is.. What proof/math is there that a black hole is destructive. The physics says it forms a singularity where all matter that enters is destroyed. (or there abouts)
However I cannot understand or find any information on why this is the case.
Why for instance is it not logical to assume instead that a black sphere is formed, which still has mass and shape but light cannot escape due to the extreme mavity.
How can a blackhole grow if matter is destroyed, or is the word "hole" to ambiguous?
Anyone?