Re: Singularity Temperature

[Tim O'Donnell <odonnt@CELINA.K12.OH.US>]

>         The meaning of <at the singularity> is still not
>         understood.
> It awaits, in approximately the language of Misner, Thorne
> and Wheeler, the consummation of the wedding between quantum
> mechanics and general relativity.
>         In any event, matters inside the black hole's event
>         horizon are
> not observable, so I'm not sure that your question has
> meaning.  If I were to answer your question "yes" there is
> no possible experiment that could falsify my answer.
>                               Regards,
>                               Jack
Jack,
Although once in the event horizon, they may not be
observable to us, but a lot can be said of what is
happening to the object.  However at the singularity, all
bets are off.  My thinking is that it maybe absolute zero,
because just about everything that can be squeezed out is
probably long gone.
Tim