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What's the mass a sphere with the density 1 should have for the schwarzschid radius of the mass to be as big as the radius of the sphere?

999999999999998888888888888887777777766554321 151716808062420245680193,24235458 17 152716808062420245680193,24235556

Rodrigo Martín Orduña by Rodrigo Martín Orduña , 19, Germany

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151716808062420245680193,24235458

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That's more of an answer not really a solution.

Geoff Pilling - 2 years, 7 months ago

How did you end up with this answer? I set the mass equal to the volume (density=1) of a sphere with radius=schwarzchild radius and my final answer for the mass was around 8.56*10^39 in standard metric units. I have no idea where you got this answer from. If someone could explain, please do.

Tristan Goodman - 1 year, 11 months ago

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