Two Goethe University physicists have found a solution to Einstein's equations in which a collapsing star spawns an expanding speck of dark energy that halts its own ruin, producing a black hole lookalike with neither a singularity nor an event horizon. The catch: it only works under finely tuned conditions. The post A dying star might never collapse into a black hole — a tiny Big Bang could ignite at its core and leave a gravastar with no singularity and no event horizon appeared first on Space Daily .
A dying star might never collapse into a black hole — a tiny Big Bang could ignite at its core and leave a gravastar with no singularity and no event horizon
