[xelasnave]

The way I understand it a black hole has an event horizon which is a region that has so much gravity..or space time is so distorted or bent that even light travelling at max speed as we understand it...cant leave.
However it seems inside we must see it this way..everything has collapsed to a very small point such that all matter that passes the event horizon is squashed down to a singularity..something small but maths way of saying things gets past when the sums may or may not work.
I am looking for corrections if my understanding is wrong.
But for me I find it difficult to accept a singularity and wonder if the mass inside could occupy a greater volume. .one that say ends a few kilometers below the event horizon.
Is this crazy or possible?
Alex