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Sagredo and Salviati two friends of Galilee almost 400 years ago in Europe disputed about motion of planets, after which the heliocentric system have been understood and accepted almost by all. Their descendants, who were friends too, almost 40 years ago in America, disputed about a gravitational collapse of stars, after which the black holes have been understood and accepted, but not by all. Among not accepted were one of friends and as a result recently their dialogue has been continued in Asia, but already about a choice between black holes and frozars. After that frozars began to be understood and accepted almost by all who had read record of this dialogue and for this reason it is presenting for wider public also. PACS: 04.20.Dg; 04.70.-s; 97.60.-s, 98.54.-h relativistic stars, collapse, black holes, supernova, gamma burst, quasars Content Prologue 21 1. General relativity leads to black holes. It is proven and beyond doubt! 22 2. General relativity leads only to frozars? That is nonsense! 23 3. General relativity really leads only to frozars? It is interesting! 30 4. General relativity leads only to frozars. It is really obvious! 33 Epilogue 37

Dialogues about a fate of stars: from black holes to frozars