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DrZoidberg
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How is it possible for a black hole to form within a finite time?
When a star collapses - the more dense it becomes and the closer it gets to becoming a black hole the more time slows down.
Shouldn't it take an infinite amount of time for it to become smaller then it's own schwarzschild radius?
When a star collapses - the more dense it becomes and the closer it gets to becoming a black hole the more time slows down.
Shouldn't it take an infinite amount of time for it to become smaller then it's own schwarzschild radius?