Black holes may obey the laws of physics after all, new theory suggests
undefined 1, 2025

Scientists have developed a theory of black holes without a central singularity, a long-standing problem in physics. Instead of infinite values at the center, the new model suggests a static region where space-time collapse halts. This could simplify black holes but raises new questions, like where matter goes. Gravitational waves and early universe traces might help verify this theory, which also hints that tiny black holes could be dark matter.
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