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I know about Hawking radiation, but it depends on the thing emitting it to have something to emit and a lower energy state to enter. What are those for a black
by olddustytrail 3y ago
I know about Hawking radiation, but it depends on the thing emitting it to have something to emit and a lower energy state to enter. What are those for a black hole electron?
- extraduder_ire 3y agoA single positron, I guess. Evaporating completely in one step. I may misunderstand hawking radiation, but that's the only particle I can think of that's <= an electron in mass. (I don't think photons count)