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Oliver Schick
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I’m writing a sci-fi story for a competition, and I have a couple of astrophysics/ simulation theory queries.
In my story, black holes are akin to USB ports onto which information from the Universe is being drawn, for eventual removal. It’s my my understanding that the size of a black hole can be measured or approximated with the aptly named Schwarzchild radius. Is this radius on the event horizon? Does the size of a black hole impact the size of the singularity? Is the density of the singularity infinitely dense? Regarding white holes, is dark matter also theoretically expelled or is the energy+mass mix reconfigured in the wormhole?
Simulation theory and sci-fi-wise, has this idea been written about?