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Endervhar
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From what I can discover it seems that a naked singularity is a singularity without an event horizon.
It also seems that this may be a black hole in the making, as it is a product of continued gravitational collapse.
This seems to raise three questions:
1. If a singularity is a point at which spacetime is infinitely curved, how can the curvature increase?
2. If the curvature at the singularity cannot further increase, why is it not a black hole already.
3. If the curvature is not infinite, how can it be described as a singularity.
It also seems that this may be a black hole in the making, as it is a product of continued gravitational collapse.
This seems to raise three questions:
1. If a singularity is a point at which spacetime is infinitely curved, how can the curvature increase?
2. If the curvature at the singularity cannot further increase, why is it not a black hole already.
3. If the curvature is not infinite, how can it be described as a singularity.