Analyzes black holes in the Theory of Material Space, suggesting a new model for their physical nature.
This paper analyzes the physical nature of black holes within the framework of the Theory of Material Space (TMS). We demonstrate that the event horizon is not a mere geometric boundary but a physical zone of structural deintegration. As the radial velocity of space inflow exceeds the speed of light (vs > c), all internal material bonds are severed. Furthermore, by incorporating Henry Lindner’s hypothesis, we propose a model with a central core of finite density, effectively eliminating the gravitational singularity.
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