singularity

the idea of a singularity is something that is infinitely small, However when dealing with Plancks, stuff can only get to a certain size so does that mean that a singularity isn't actually infinity small, it is just one plank length wide?

We'll never know, thanks to our good friend Event Horizon.

We'll never know, thanks to our good friend Event Horizon.

I thought that a naked singularity was at least theoretically possible if the object collapses in the correct shape.

I thought that a naked singularity was at least theoretically possible if the object collapses in the correct shape.

Well, why don't you go and make one, then report back here?

I was just saying never is a very long time.

I thought that a naked singularity was at least theoretically possible.

My girlfriend has confirmed this theory.

Quote from: optimisticcynic on April 28, 2009, 12:18:38 PM

I thought that a naked singularity was at least theoretically possible.

My girlfriend has confirmed this theory.

I guess she also confirmed that it is so small it needs to be measured on the plank scale.

Quote from: ﮎingulaЯiτy on April 28, 2009, 01:56:25 PM

Quote from: optimisticcynic on April 28, 2009, 12:18:38 PM

I thought that a naked singularity was at least theoretically possible.

My girlfriend has confirmed this theory.

I guess she also confirmed that it is so small it needs to be measured on the plank scale.

Oh motherfucking snap!

Yeah, I set myself up for that.   

So is that a safe assumption that a singularity would have to actually have a definite size?