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DavidGahan
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Since the big bang singularity has infinite density, gravity, and heat, am I correct to think that it has infinite energy?
Since the black hole singularity also has infinite density, gravity, but has finite heat, does it have infinite energy as well?
With regards to the black hole singularity, since it's gravity is infinite, and nothing can escape it, am I correct to think that even if my spaceship has infinite energy and thrust to escape the singularity, I cannot escape it no matter what? If this is the case, then, am I correct to think that the black hole has infinite energy?
Since the black hole singularity also has infinite density, gravity, but has finite heat, does it have infinite energy as well?
With regards to the black hole singularity, since it's gravity is infinite, and nothing can escape it, am I correct to think that even if my spaceship has infinite energy and thrust to escape the singularity, I cannot escape it no matter what? If this is the case, then, am I correct to think that the black hole has infinite energy?