I doubt that on past evidence, plus you are in the fringe section.I am attempting to bring the thread back to science..
Those are just facts.
That's what most level headed reasonable cosmologists interested in science and the scientific method believe.1. Cygnus - X1 is believed to be a Black hole, there are certain observation based on which mass and size of Cygnus - X1 is calculated, which puts the same in BH category.
No that is wrong...Firstly BHs are accepted as most likely based on evidence despite the predicted singularity, and of course you are totally wrong on your second assumption...Most physicists/cosmologists are certainly doubtful of the classical point singularity and most that have replied to your many invalid assumptions have said that.Now the problem....
1. Present day BH is a concept of spacetime, an infinitely curved or distorted spacetime, it has not much to do with an object inside EH, because a point singularity is envisaged.
2. Now many Physicists after research involving huge funds and creative time, are slowly veering towards a view that this Singularity is a problem and in nature there cannot be a singularity. But Not many mainstream scientists have come openly for reasons best known to them. But things will change.
You fail to realise that in predicting the singularity. all GR is doing is predicting its own downfall. In fact that happens at the quantum/Planck level as you have been told before.
Old idea???3. It is a very old idea that QTG will resolve this singularity business as and when QTG comes, but despite plethora of papers not much agreement on this. Fundamentally GR is a theory of Gravity but GR is in crosswire with Quantum Theory of Gravity.......
QGT by its very nature will most probably solve the point singularity problem.
Most cosmologists agree with that.
No that is nonsense. The concept of a BH is an EH where the escape velocity equals "c"4. Moreover, as paddoboy tells time and again, that QTG may yield some sort of surface at or below Planck's level. Let us assume for time being that a QTG establishes some object at that level, instantly the present day definition of BH is gone......Because the concept of BH from a curved spacetime changes to an extremely small but highly densed deterministic object. A paradigm shift...
That is also nonsense. BH are as well supported as they have ever been.Technically as far as Black Holes are concerned, we are at scientific deadlock......Any reference to BH would be speculative unless and until we resolve what is inside EH, if at all EH is formed. It does not mean that research or argument in support of present day definition of BH would not continue.....people talk of ghosts.
And again, as you have been told many times previously, we are allowed to ascertain properties reasonably logically by the properties that exist external to the BH.
Science makes many such assumptions, isotropic and homegenous properties of the Universe are just two.