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Black Hole Is Hole Which Is Black

Dmitri Martila

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Presented evidence, that Black Hole is the hole. Namely, right behind the black surface (event horizon for non-rotational BH), there is no space nor time. No spacetime. Just as it would be prior to the Big Bang. The first composite image of the Black Hole from the Event Horizon Telescope is another evidence for that, with the resulting correction of the reported mass.

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Presented evidence, that Black Hole is the hole. Namely, right behind the black surface (event horizon for non-rotational BH), there is no space nor time. No spacetime. Just as it would be prior to the Big Bang. The first composite image of the Black Hole from the Event Horizon Telescope is another evidence for that, with the resulting correction of the reported mass.

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Presented evidence, that Black Hole is the hole. Namely, right behind the black surface (event horizon for non-rotational BH), there is no space nor time. No spacetime. Just as it would be prior to the Big Bang. The first composite image of the Black Hole from the Event Horizon Telescope is another evidence for that, with the resulting correction of the reported mass.

Key concepts: Event horizon, Black hole (networking), Physics, White hole, Nonsingular black hole models, Horizon, Rotating black hole, Extremal black hole

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