Do black hole have identical gravitational pull or do they differ? Can two singularities differ?

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anonymous · Answer

Depends on their sizes

anonymous · Answer

They are both of infinitely small size. What sort of state is matter in within a black hole, if it doesn't require space to represent it?

anonymous · Answer

depnds on their event horizons...

anonymous · Answer

It just seems somewhat absurd, that mater ceases to exist, the particles that make it up collapse in one another, thus giving rise to I don't know what kind of reactions, yet one property of matter persists even in a singularity. That it emits a gravitational field. What gives?