How can a black hole's density be infinite?
They always talk about the diameter of the event horizon and how it varies by mass and that they can infer the mass. So a x million sun solar mass black hole might have a diameter of 1 AU
Could you not figure out how much mass is in that area? It's a finite amount of mass in a measurable area, has can it be infinitely dense? How can black holes of different stellar masses have the same density?
They always talk about the diameter of the event horizon and how it varies by mass and that they can infer the mass. So a x million sun solar mass black hole might have a diameter of 1 AU
Could you not figure out how much mass is in that area? It's a finite amount of mass in a measurable area, has can it be infinitely dense? How can black holes of different stellar masses have the same density?
