How do black holes die?
In: Planetary Science
not a physicist but my basic understanding of hawking radiation is that sometimes a pair a particles will basically spawn on the edge of the black hole, one matter one antimatter, and the antimatter one falls into the blackhole, and the matter one flies out. This is almost purely theoretical and its possible black holes are just a dead end for matter, but not much is known about them. particle physics math and black hole math dont work well together because the standard model of particle physics doesn’t even include gravity because gravity isn’t a real force and theres no graviton particle.
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