Do black holes have infinite density?
Wouldn't a singularity like a black hole or the start of the big bang have to contain infinite amount of matter to achieve infinite density?
Could the Big Bang have started from a singularity? Would the singularity in a black hole affect dark matter? If so, in what way? Why didn't the universe just develop into a super massive black hole if in the beginning it was very dense with matter and energy? Is the singularity at the time of the Big Bang thought to be a White Hole? If the universe is in a singularity, how would you explain the fact that the universe has scale? As ALL matter is created soon after the Big Bang, and in a relatively small area, why doesn't it collapse into a black hole under its own gravitation? Could the big bang have been a black hole exploding? Assuming that the Big Bang is a white hole, then won't it become impossible to find out what happened between the singularity and the event horizon? Was the Big Bang just a gigantic white hole? Moments after the Big Bang all the mass of the universe was confined in a tiny radius. Why didn't it collapse to a black hole? Is it possible that the big bang came from an exploding black hole? Was the Big Bang a result of a white hole? Could the Big Bang have been a Big Vacuum? If there is such a thing as the big bang? Could the singularity of a black hole be a graviton? What is happening on the other side of the singularity (*Big Bang)? Could God have created the Big Bang? Is it possible to create artificial singularity(black holes)? Does dark energy make the Big Bang superfluous? Does dark energy make the Big Bang incorrect? If the LHC created a micro black hole would it grow? Why didn't the universe collapse into a black hole just seconds after the Big Bang? I imagine it was very dense at that moment. What would happen if a black hole the size of an atom appeared on the surface of the earth? If the curvature of a singularity of a black hole is infinite, would this suggest that it is spherical? If all matter was at a point at the time of the Big Bang, how is it that against such extreme gravity it could ever explode? What is a black hole singularity? Are there an estimates for the amount of dark matter a black hole contains? Could our universe be nothing more than a black hole? Is what is thought to be the density of the dark matter actually the state of displacement of the dark matter? Is the big bang even possible? Is it possible that the big bang was caused by a white hole, and would that contradict the idea that there was no prior space-time?