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If a "real" (big) black hole takes billions of years to evaporate, what does it look like just before it's about to die? (and completely evaporate). Why is thi
by pcj-github 4y ago
If a "real" (big) black hole takes billions of years to evaporate, what does it look like just before it's about to die? (and completely evaporate). Why is this "tiny black hole" not possible to reproduce experimentally? (is it?)
- Blammar 4y agoStart by seeing if you can make some neutronium in the lab first. When that goes off brighter than a million suns, the problem will dawn on you...
- pcj-github 4y agoOn the contrary, the near-final state of a black hole at EOL might be quite weak in energy.