What is the term given to the distance between the event horizon and the singularity?
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the term is acceleration disc. And if you are concerned with what exists between event horizon and singularity then the region between the horizon and the singularity is occupied by a spacetime where the time and space coordinates are reversed from those of the outside world. In case of a rotating black hole conditions are more complex like the existence of singularity as a ring around the center of the black hole, gravitational radiation which causes distortion in spacetime.
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Thanks but is there some other term too? As far as I recall it was named after a scientist followed by the word radius
I think you are talking about Schwarzschild radius. But it is the other name of event horizon only.
oh alright thanks.. I thought it was the distance between the horizon and singularity
this black hole is vast and I myself sometimes get confused between different terms
I know right.. but I look up all this stuff just out of curiosity. not academics lol
same here. did you participated in NAO this year
nope..
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