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I asked my particle physicist buddy about this and he pointed me here[1]. It sounds like you're giving the "classical" answer, but it's an area of open discussi
by User23 3y ago
I asked my particle physicist buddy about this and he pointed me here[1]. It sounds like you're giving the "classical" answer, but it's an area of open discussion. He thinks it could conceivably emit energy as gravitational waves.
[1] https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/7290/no-hair-theorem-for-black-holes-and-the-baryon-number https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/7290/no-hair-the...
- nyssos 3y agoThe no-hair theorem very likely goes through semiclassically as well, at least where global symmetries like baryon number are concerned, but yes, ultimately no one knows for sure what the story is for the undiscovered true theory of quantum gravity.