I didn’t see Owen’s original post, and need to read the link. But why do we want to avoid event horizons of super-massive black holes? We now have rather nice models of colliding stellar-mass black holes, and I don’t think anything is going to get rid of those event horizons (or, as they are called locally, “apparent horizons”), because the standard Einstein equations are doing a beautiful job predicting the waveforms and now parts of the ringdown, to the point where they can invert to get rotation rates and spin axes relative to the orbital axis.
An event horizon is an event horizon. Once you have them for stellar-mass BH, why would they be any worse or more to-avoid for galactic-center super-massive BHs? They are among the most identical, scaled, versions of the same one thing. ?? But, will read…. > On Feb 24, 2026, at 17:16, Russell Standish <[email protected]> wrote: > > Maybe a naive response, but isn't a star composed of compressed > fermionic particles otherwise known as a white dwarf? And if the > electrons and protons overcome Coulombic force to combine to form pure > neutronium (also fermionic particles), then its called a neutron > star? If I remember correctly from my astrophysics course some 4 > decades ago. > > On Sun, Feb 22, 2026 at 09:35:46AM -0700, Owen Densmore wrote: >> 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://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fwww.sci.news%2fastronomy%2f&c=E,1,Q4qUwJN-9ASkmROQmpY6JR4naMhtnmTxzb6rRpDsBQHmohNsDckooVAyZ5xnRloqvf9EM2l5XdHol_JPHfSZtupT2Lq9mmsA_xhpzxRhekghRwv9pYU,&typo=1 >> 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. 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