Singularities, an Intuitional Discussion

Yet another hypothesis by Joseph_Sixpack

Consider a hypermassive black hole of any solar mass greater 
than say, 502 solar masses.

At the center of the mass is a singularity that is a 
mathematical reality.  Now i guess it is called a 
singularity because the equation goes to infinity due to a 
division by zero or some other condition or under certain 
mathematical conditions.  Joe's don't know too much about 
division by zero conditions, not enough fingers and toes to 
go around.  Under those singularity conditions, the math 
doesn't or can't do the job.

However, a mathematical reality may not be a physical 
reality in fact.  What pops up in math, may not pop up in 
reality.

Well then, what does exist in the center of a black hole?

That is an easy one to answer intuitively.

What is at the center of every single black hole in the 
cosmos is a zero gravity point surrounded by hotter than hot 
stuff.

Think about it.  What we have is a three dimensional zero 
gravity "point" created by all the surrounding mass at the 
center of the black hole.

Well, actually, it is not a perfectly formed small sphere, 
but sort of an out of round very small area, generated by 
the gravitational variations of mass surrounding it.

It could look like an M&M or a out of round ball bearing, or, 
it could even be the theoretical spherical shape.

Now to have a zero gravity point in monsterous gravitational 
black hole is sort of... odd, to say the least.

You see, this is where the maximum absolute compression of 
warped spacetime (gravity) is supposed to be... 

Is there zero pressure at that point?

Hardly...

but how can pressure exist at a zero gravity point?
Doesn't pressure exist because of gravity?  That is the 
weight of stuff above?

Well, i am sure that there is a simple answer to this, for a 
joe sixpack, conundrum.  i'll just have to wait 'til someone 
who has brain cells explains it to me.



Well, now it is time for science fiction here.

The zero gravity point deep inside the black hole is where 
matter is "squirted back" into a parallel world, one quantum 
quark at a time.  Or at best, a somewhat small continuous 
stream of quarks.

The black hole is evaporating internally into another 
dimension.  slowly losing mass, (and not thru anti- 
particles) Until the pressures upon the dimensional "hole" 
fall beneath the interdimensional "squirting threshold", 
which as everybody knows is Nx10 to the NNNN 
solar masses.

Let's see what kind of "B" sci-fi movie we can get out of 
that...  Okay, let's leave the movie theatre now and go back 
to the present reality.



Black holes are just a big chunk of change and nothing more.  
Just a big, big, big, dirt clod that is very hot inside but 
don't tell you that...

And any mathematical singularities that arise describing or 
concerning them are irrelevant to their reality.

Black holes are just very nasty pieces of real estate.

You don't want to go there.