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A giant blob-shaped reservoir of searing-hot rock has been discovered far below the supervolcano underneath Yellowstone National Park ? one that could fill the Grand Canyon more than 11 times over, researchers say.The discovery doesn't raise the r...

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I believe it is an action that operates on it's own with no influences from outside forces.
 
Could someone please explain the term "Singularity" for me? Seems like it's used all over the place these days.

What kind of singularity are you referring to?

Singularity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The simplest definition however is this:

It's a point in either the past or future where things are uniform (combined).

The big bang is considered a singularity event.

There is a technological singularity where people believe that humans and tech will combine into one with the advent of artificial intelligence.

There are other singularity events thought possible but I hope that helps.
 
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Could someone please explain the term "Singularity" for me? Seems like it's used all over the place these days.

there are 6 singularities. They were in existence even before universe came into existence. ya, big bang are considered as effect of six destructive singularities.
 
there are 6 singularities. They were in existence even before universe came into existence. ya, big bang are considered as effect of six destructive singularities.
That didn't really explain anything....

No offence I hope. They were asking what a singularity is not when one occurred or their effect.
 

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