2010-12-01, 10:44 PM
The thing I see with the Theory of Relativity is this... what if the theory of relativity is correct when it comes to a seemingly impossible situation like a Black Hole. I know Dr. Kaku has stated that the Infinity calculation is a problem for physicists, but my question is this:
If each attempt using relativity and even quantum theory always brings about Infinity when calculated against something such as a quantum singularity, is answer of Infinity actually not a problem, but a solution that is correct by every definition?
If each attempt using relativity and even quantum theory always brings about Infinity when calculated against something such as a quantum singularity, is answer of Infinity actually not a problem, but a solution that is correct by every definition?