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Black Holes, Singularities, Confusion

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09-26-2006 10:12 AM

"Naked" singularity

In my interest in this subject I've come across several references to "Naked" singularities or regions of space-time with infinite density that aren't surrounded by an event horizon. I was wondering if these are still considered feasible by physicists.

If so how would that be possible?

Thanks!

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