Ok so I have just asked the question what is a singularity?
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A singularity is a point at which a mathematical object is not defined or fails to be well behaved. In physics the point is normally defined in space time, but other co-ordinates can be considered.\n\nFor instance, f(x) = 1/x is not well behaved at x = 0. And x = 0 appears a lot in physics. So the usefulness of having f(x) = 1/x be well behaved was not lost on physicists, and led Dirac to formulate the delta function which, while still leading to an infinite value at x = 0 still has a well behaved integral. \n\nThis is what is normally meant by a singularity in physics - an object that is not well behaved at a point but which has a well behaved integral. A black hole is an example of this because it has perfectly well defined properties such as mass, but bends space time to infinite gradient.\n\nThe end of a cone, on the other hand, is perfectly well behaved mathematically and so is not a singularity.
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What is the question?  Is question is this happening or is it what the effect is?
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You've probably seen the pictures of a grid with a giant funnel extending infinitely downward.  That's not the shape of the hole itself, but a map of the curvature of space near the singularity.  The singularity, or "hole" itself is a point of infinitely large density and infinitely small size.
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possibly its infinite\nbut its an argument you will find quite interesting to discuss with REAL people. im no astronomer but a thirteen year old student.i can tell you that there is the M-theory which states of parallel universes.the string theory says that there is a 12th dimension which is outside the boundary of this universe. Now we ask what is beyond that? its hard to answer. But we should never let our Heads be larger than our Hats!
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As far as anyone knows a black hole is actually a singularity.  a the amount of mass in any giving point of space is too much for spacetime to hold any escaping light particals, (which makes us believe that no particals can escape because we currently believe light is the fastest particle.)... a Singularity means all our tests result in a loop.  Einstine and Rosenburg believed it may have punched a hole into spacetime, creating a "bridge" later known as a "wormhole"  which is the exact opposite of a black hole... all the matter and particles sucked into a black hole would fly out of the white hole.... at least that is what I got from physics... I was half asleep through most of it.
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ok, what is the question
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Umm..I forgot the question. Is there a question in this?
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What is this referring to? Can you post a clarification?
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It is not a viable question, everything is crushed into a singularity, it is like a constricting consuming star, it may well produce light but that light is in turn sucked back in. Pushing aside the idea that you would cease to exist as your atoms are brokent down and crushed to miniscule size you would see nothing as not light escapes. And barring that obstacle and somehow light did you would probably see a swirling speck that is drawing in everything but not getting any bigger, feel an enourmous pull and see light being drawn in, broken down and consumed along with anything else.
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There's an interesting question.  Perhaps from the ultimate collapse of the previous universe.
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the universe WAS a singularity (everything packed into an tiny tiny tiny space) before the big bang. So, i guess, technically, you  can go see the consequence of a singularity by opening your eyes. but see one as a singularity, i have no idea, sorry.
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so what is the question?
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yes i saw it, but what is your question?
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Okay, so what's the question?
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what kind of question this?
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I can't say i'm a supporter of either UNS / BigB theories coz both isn't convincing enough to me. Your point here is exactly why i don't believe in UNS, as for BigB, yes your argument does suggest that everything starts from a singularity.. then what is that singularity? Can universe be considered started because of the big bang then? or was that singularity was actually been part of the universe all along? if you think from here further.. don't you think UNS sounds more logical?\n\nall and all.. they're all theories, and believes.. just like we can't prove the theories about Multiverse.
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I think I just saw this question........