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human
When a star collapses into a black hole, does the density of the singularity continue to increase forever?

From what I understand, once the star exceeds the electron degeneracy pressure, there's no known force in the Universe that will prevent the star from not only collapsing but to *continue* collapsing. That being said, is the density of the singularity of Sagittarius A* higher than it was, say, yesterday morning if we had some way of measuring it?
gpt
It doesn't really make sense to consider the density of the singularity. You can consider the mean density of the entire black hole within the event horizon, which actually decreases as the black hole gets bigger. If you treat the center as a singularity, it has infinite density, like an electron has infinite charge density.