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where people can explain which is why they call this singularity. One question that has come up regarding whether a black hole is a entirely different object, maybe an ultra-compact star. They can't be seen because of gravitational effects, such as a gravistar. Aside from containing over layers of rigor or matter, they could be filled with dark energy. This is the energy that there's no word pushed that balances their math, and it's like what's going on with our universe. Gravistar's are much easier to accept a black hole, due to the fact that you don't have a singularity or a bent horizon, but are almost as compact and massive. What is interesting is that the collapse of a large enough star into a gravistar could trigger the creation of a universe inside the collapsing matter. In fact, it would be much like ours, and that it would have an outward acceleration covered by dark energy.