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Title is misleading. This is simply more research on the very well known black hole information paradox, proposing that a commonly cited property of black holes
by vezzy-fnord 13y ago
Title is misleading. This is simply more research on the very well known black hole information paradox, proposing that a commonly cited property of black holes may be wrong.
- codeulike 13y agoNot that misleading. Hawking goes on to say there would also be no singularity. That's quite a big change.
- Pxtl 13y agoYeah. It sounds like his theory is that gravity/spacetime eventually becomes "turbulent" as the energy level of gravity approaches C (I'm sure I phrased that wrong). My instinctive analogy is to compare it to how the ideal gas law or laminar flow equations fall apart in cases where individual particle interactions screw everything up... to the level that it's impossible for all the matter to get compressed into a single point. That's far more interesting to me than the idea that the "event horizon" is gone.