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Stephen Hawking's 50-year-old puzzle tipped to be solved with black hole discovery


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Providing a description of gravity as a geometric property of space and time, or spacetime, Einstein’s theory has important astrophysical implications as it alludes to the existence of black holes – cosmic phenomena where nothing, not even light, can escape. According to the “no-hair theorem” of his equations, black holes have three characteristics mass, spin and charge – so if those three values are the same in two black holes, it is impossible to tell them apart. But scientists have started to question this. ....

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Black hole breakthrough could 'violate' Einstein's theory as find poses 'huge implication' | Science | News


According to the “no-hair theorem” of his equations, black holes have three characteristics mass, spin and charge – so if those three values are the same in two black holes, it is impossible to tell them apart.
As Harvard University theoretical physicist Dr Paul Chesler puts it: “In classical general relativity, they would be exactly identical.”
But scientists have begun to wonder if the “no-hair theorem” is strictly true.
The University of Toronto’s Professor Stefanos Aretakis previously suggested that some black holes could have instabilities on their event horizons. 
Einstein theory could be violated (Image: GETTY)
Einstein penned his theory more than a century ago (Image: GETTY) ....

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Extreme black holes may have "hair," find scientists


Extreme black holes may have hair, find scientists
Researchers discover black holes that violate the uniqueness theorem and have gravitational hair.
Black hole illustration.
Scientists discover that some extreme black holes may violate the no hair theorem.
These black holes feature properties outside of the three classical black hole traits of mass, spin, and charge.
The researchers ran sophisticated simulations to discover these space oddities.
Black holes are wonderfully weird, sparking the imagination with the many mysteries surrounding their formation and functions in our universe. Now scientists found a new kind of extreme black hole, one that breaks the so-called ho hair theorem. In other words, this black hole has hair. ....

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Extreme Black Holes Appear to Have Wavy Hair | Mysterious Universe


When one is face-to-face with an extreme black hole (why one would be face-to-face with an extreme black hole is a subject of another article), looking at its ‘head’ and admiring its ‘hair’ seem like the last things one should be doing – trying to avoid being sucked into its ‘mouth’ would be tops on this writer’s list. Yet a new study suggests that the first thing one should do when confronting a black hole is to look for hair, because that will identify it as being ‘extreme’. What is an extreme black hole, why does it have hair and who is brave enough to give it a trim? ....

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Extreme black holes have hair that can be combed


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IMAGE: Artist s conception of a rotating black hole accreting matter via an accretion disk and emitting a jet.
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Black holes are considered amongst the most mysterious objects in the universe. Part of their intrigue arises from the fact that they are actually amongst the simplest solutions to Einstein s field equations of general relativity. In fact, black holes can be fully characterized by only three physical quantities: their mass, spin and charge. Since they have no additional hairy attributes to distinguish them, black holes are said to have no hair : Black holes of the same mass, spin, and charge are exactly identical to each other. ....

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