Time travel (209)

106 Name: Anonymous Scientist : 2007-12-04 18:38 ID:cTtQmPZW

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Quark star? Isn't that basically "infinitely compressed", such that it is a solid piece of matter, as much as we understand matter to be? A collection of free quarks gathered together to form, essentially, a single particle of a size similar to a neutron star? If so, that material would be, intuitively at least, unable to support shock waves through it.

And though this is somewhat unrelated, isn't the inside of a black hole considered to be infinitely massive and infinitely small by some? I've read that several times, and it seems blatantly wrong, but maybe it is and I'm just not understanding how gravity works.

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