What happens to a black hole at the end of its life?
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Jeffrey K say: Black holes evaporate due to Hawking radiation very slowly. After about 10^50 years, a big black hole will completely evaporate. At the end, there is something like an explosion. Exactly what happens to the singularity is not known. That requires quantum gravity to explain. We don't have that theory yet.
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CarolOklaNola say: It evaporates and no longer exists. Hawking radiation and x-rays and cosmic rays and neutrinos HAVE been confirmed.
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kurisutarusqueaker say: well new finding show that they evaporate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawking_ra...
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Rowan say: Hawking radiation is completely unproven, the escape velocity of a black hole is higher than the speed of light, all forms of energy have gravity, supermassive black holes do not evaporate, they suck in all energy, all propulsion, including dark energy, whatever that is, which is also an unknown, and they turn around and come back, smashing together, causing the big bang, giving the only possible causality for the big bang, apart from God.
The Catholic church suppressed Einstein's cycling universe theory in English until five years ago, sent him death threats for his books in which he said he favored Buddhism, if anything, and one year later, he released the more popular single universe theory, with a co author. The guy who invented the big bang theory was a Catholic priest and it was taken by the majority of scientists at the time as proof of the literal truth of Genesis. You understand? There's no proof of this, the most popular theory is absurd and not scientific. If anything it's based out of a want for it to be true, or an assumption from brainwashing from religion that it was true.
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Acetek say: they evaporate due to Hawking radiation
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Bob say: they dont burn out, they fade away
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quantumclaustrophobe say: It gets smaller as Hawking radiation carries away it's mass, until it finally evaporates.
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YKhan say: It supposedly evaporates away due to Hawking Radiation.
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