How can a black hole ever form? We know that an object falling to the black hole, as observed from an observer far away, will freeze as it gets closer and closer to the event horizon. So my question is how can a black hole form in the first place? I mean we usually say thing a star collapses into a blackhole. But considering the effect of "time-freezing", how could that be possible in the first place?
After a supernovae explosion from stars whose mass is more than the Chandrasekhar limit, the remaining neutron star is so dense that it collapses into a one single singularity( A point where the density in infinite and is compressed into a point).the only way we can detect a black hole is by the entropy given by the black hole. so at the point of formation the black hole is not taking any matter into it.After the black hole is formed we will see any object going into it as frozen in spacetime