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The unified force singularity described in the beginning...?
The unified force singularity described in the beginning would of exerted how much more force on it's singularity rather that our normal black hole singularities governed by gravity alone.
My reasoning for this question is from the fact that all the other forces are so much stronger, wouldn't this mean that the forces acting on that singularity would of been stronger.
I was kind of hoping to hear your thought as to what it implies, but that's up to you.
ten points to who ever... I always pick a best answer out of respect for people taking there time for me....thanks
3 Answers
- 8 years ago
My thoughts are that even your normal, everyday, mundane stellar black hole unifies all the forces within it's singularity just as the one primordial singularity did at the beginning of time. There's no difference, except in mass. The primordial singularity encompassed all of creation: mass, energy, and forces. A stellar singularity only encompasses a small portion of the original star it formed from; but, is enough to singularize all the mass, energy, and forces within it's event horizon.
- ClaraLv 48 years ago
My thoughts: there is no way of knowing without measuring how much force there is, so there's no way to establish the difference, whether which is more or which is less or by how much.
We need to be able to measure first, and measure reliably, with certainty and accuracy. All else is unfounded speculation, even when known laws of nature are applied because there may be laws we haven't discovered yet. We can't discover them without proper instrumentation and calculation based thereon.
