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It's not, because this is all theoretical. Not a single thing here has ever been proven experimentally. Black holes do not exist, nor does hawking radiation.
by tinix 9y ago
It's not, because this is all theoretical. Not a single thing here has ever been proven experimentally. Black holes do not exist, nor does hawking radiation.
- lz400 9y ago[citation needed]
- whiskers08xmt 9y agoThere's no direct proof yet, but we have detected the magnetic fields that theories predict, and of course observe the gravitational effects. The Event Horizon Telescope[0] will probably deliver something more tangible by 2018. [0]http://www.nature.com/news/how-to-hunt-for-a-black-hole-with-a-telescope-the-size-of-earth-1.21693 http://www.nature.com/news/how-to-hunt-for-a-black-hole-with...