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Originally Posted by OngBonga

The singularity is pretty well defined, as far as I'm aware. It's a region of mass with zero volume in space. If it has volume, it ceases to be a singularity. And if it has no mass, then it has zero density, not infinity.

Can it have density if it has no volume?

07-13-2016 05:05 PM #11
Keith View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Nov 2008 Posts 4,785 Location UK	Originally Posted by OngBonga The singularity is pretty well defined, as far as I'm aware. It's a region of mass with zero volume in space. If it has volume, it ceases to be a singularity. And if it has no mass, then it has zero density, not infinity. Can it have density if it has no volume?
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