>>106383369
So, you know how you see a super complex equation and you're like, damn, this bitch could be solved in, like, 50 different ways...
You start to compress it, and it starts to resolve into something familiar? Something with a definite structure that resembles and then finally begins to explicitly illustrate fundamental theorems and equations you're familiar with? You simplify the algebra, right?
Well, gravity is just that but with matter. In a vacuum there are a bajillion different ways a particle can move, and an infinite array of fundamental forces vying to pull it one way or the other like a wiffle ball flying through a storm. That's why electrons are always spazzing the fuck out.
Now, if you compress that matter into one place, you're eliminating all the possible directions it could move. A black hole just does that until the matter has literally no where else to go.
It's definitely there and not anywhere else.
