Theoretical Mass

 

All things must pass, light or dark, positive or negative. There is no such thing as binary oppositions. There is only in-between.

A singularity of zero volume and infinite density will, in theory, attract all information that comes within its event horizon.

However, recent research claims that there is no such thing as an event horizon. Black holes will eventually radiate their energy until they simply vanish. As the laws of physics demand that all of the information in the universe must be conserved, information cannot thus disappear – it has to go somewhere. The absence of event horizons means there are no black holes in the sense of regimes from which light can’t escape to infinity. There are, however, apparent horizons, which persist for a period of time.

All things must pass, light or dark, positive or negative. There is no such thing as binary oppositions. There is only in-between.