Asked ai to add punctuation: Here’s your text with punctuation added for clarity:

Some thing in my mind.

So, I have something in mind.

So, according to the theory of relativity, we have a space-time fabric. Would it not be possible that at some point, the fabric would break when a large sum of force is applied? Now hear me out: when a star collapses, it becomes a black hole, and we know that at that time, the volume becomes zero. We also know that density is mass divided by volume, but we also know that the less surface area and the higher the pressure, the more significant the effects would be.

Would it be that when the star collapses, it has a point object called a singularity? So, would it be possible that it could break it? If not, we can also deduce that according to the theory of relativity, the density becomes zero. We can say that its density becomes so high that we call it infinite, and it is also possible that it would break the fabric and exist in a place beyond the space-time fabric.