We Were Wrong! Black Hole Singularities Don't Actually Exist!

Here’s a black hole. We imagine it as an enormous, super dark region in space that pulls everything toward it. And once something falls inside, it is dragged to the central endpoint called the singularity, where everything gets squished, right? But what if we told you that’s not exactly how black holes work?

So what’s a singularity anyway? And what really is on the other side of the pitch-black curtain?

Get ready to discover a mind-bending world of black holes, where reality is way stranger than any fiction.

[markrugman]

The moment they said "all of it's fuel" I knew it was wrong.

[mclovin]

So, are quantum physics real, or just a bunch of numerical phenomenon on paper?

As soon as scientists start talking about 'particles popping into existence' and 'this particle moved so this one 10000 miles away did the same' I start calling bullshit.

I could see how math on paper and real physics differ (like running into infinity in an equation), I just never understood the quantum aspects.