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You have avoided comment on the possibility of there being a proposition that the matter we belive will form a black hole can in fact collapse to that degree.
I simply dont know the figures and how this conclusion is inescapable.
Is there a case for the non existence of a balck hole..not withstanding the damage it may cause to a few Universes..yours as well?
My point is simply.. in theory they are possible but are they real and what evidence supports the belief they are real.
A super nova has a finite amount of matter, they leave evidence of the explosion etc so I expect they have a system to calculate the mass of the star and the debris etc. and the "mass" of the black hole that remains.
I cant see that any more matter will be created so if every star blew up ..there would still be black holes and debris... maybe.
Mmmm infinite gets rid of these problems sop I must say I like the lazy way out.
alex
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