"Singularity-Free Ultracompact Objects: An Epistemological and Classical Physics Approach
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This essay examines whether nature produces gravitational singularities or whether established classical physical processes—superconductivity, magnetohydrodynamics, pycnonuclear fusion—naturally prevent their formation. We propose that ultracompact objects traditionally interpreted as black holes may be Atemporal Spectral Objects (ASOs): finite-density structures without singularities or absolute event horizons, stabilized by extreme magnetic pressure and superconductivity at temperatures approaching absolute zero. Through rigorous application of General Relativity, BCS superconductivity theory, magnetohydrodynamics, and TOV equations, we demonstrate that ASOs reproduce all current astronomical observations attributed to black holes. This work uses exclusively established classical physics with no ad hoc assumptions.
