In fact, I would assume that the matter is immediately sent to an alternate universe/dimension in the same way a pipeline delivers matter to a specific location outside of a house.
If that location happened to be a septic tank it would contain the matter until it reached a capacity whereby it could contain no more. It would then overflow or in the case of our black hole conduit, it would explode into a BB.
We have no idea what happens to the mass that is consumed by a black hole. It could be instantly transferred to an alternate universe and reside there as an infinitely tiny speck until it reaches some kind of critical mass and goes BB.
In the case of our own BB, how long had the compressed matter that was to become our universe existed and what caused it to suddenly explode if not a continuous source of additional matter that finally caused it to go boom.
Think of the black hole as a funnel with the mouth in our universe and the tail in another dimension/universe.
Space/Science » in reply to Then your theory states that the mass hangs around inside the black hole for a while...
Not necessarily
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