The SMBH (Super Massive Black Hole) conjectured to be at the center of most galaxies may not be black holes, but a highly compressed cloud of fermionic particles. These particles are those like the electron that obey the exclusion principle, i.e. cannot have the same the same quantum state as their neighbors. Abs Fab!!
https://www.sci.news/astronomy/milky-ways-compact-object-fermionic-dark-matter-14537.html This, like the string theoretic version of black holes, gets rid of the singularity of classical black hole model. This is huge in that rather than an event horizon and a singularity at the center for black holes, and no structure in between, both string theory and the fermionic model have internal structure and can be applied by modern physics. Cool!
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