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Is the upper limit due to hawking radiation?
by Moldoteck 3y ago
Is the upper limit due to hawking radiation?
- adgjlsfhk1 3y agoit isn't. hawking radiation slows as the black hole size increases. I believe it's more just that it's very unlikely for too much mass to pass by a black hole
- Moldoteck 3y agowow, i've assumed that if bh increases, ther's more space for howking radiation to escape so bh will loose more mass... I guess physics and intuition aren't going that well together in some cases)
- dotnet00 3y agoSomething to do with the spin rate and the stability of the accretion disk. I don't fully understand it, just something I picked up off wikipedia.