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Can a black hole explode?

Black holes may explode via Hawking radiation, superradiance or through accretion disks and jets. ....

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Can a black hole explode? | Live Science

Black holes may explode via Hawking radiation, superradiance or through accretion disks and jets. ....

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Are black holes wormholes?

And can we use them to traverse the universe? ....

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Boot on Mars, Largest Family Tree, Deepfake Museum and More Mysterious News Briefly — February 28, 2022

Mysterious News Briefly February 28, 2022 The “black hole information paradox,” which ponders how black holes, by their sheer existence, are capable of destroying information about subatomic particles that (according to quantum physics) shouldn’t be able to be destroyed, may have been solved by theoretical physicist Samir Mathur who pictures black holes as “fuzzballs” ....

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'Fuzzballs' might be the answer to a decades-old paradox about black holes

Some physicists think that we need to seriously update how we think of black holes. A theory that suggests they may actually resemble giant "fuzzballs" would do just that. ....

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