Do Black Holes Ever Die?

Do black holes actually evaporate? Find out more as we dive deep into Hawking Radiation!

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Hawking Radiation
“In 1975 Hawking published a shocking result: if one takes quantum theory into account, it seems that black holes are not quite black! Instead, they should glow slightly with "Hawking radiation", consisting of photons, neutrinos, and to a lesser extent all sorts of massive particles.”

Stephen Hawking just published a new solution to the black hole information paradox
“First, the black hole information paradox. The problem with black holes is that according to Einstein’s general theory of relativity, because of what we know about how gravity interacts with the Universe and everything in it, all information that crosses the boundary of a black hole - called the event horizon - is lost forever.”

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[rainguardian]

Let's make mini black holes on earth guys! Sounds like a great idea!

[dinorawrar]

So if we can "send and receive" Information through light, does this mean that we will have Light Speed internet?

[TraceDominguez]

REUPLOADED AND FIXED the event horizon animation! Thanks for the feedback everyone!
#GoScience!!

[ShawnRavenfire]

I'm still not sure how the particle pairs always produce a particle outside the black hole and decrease the mass inside the black hole.  Wouldn't it work the other way around fifty percent of the time: increasing the mass of the black hole and decreasing the mass of whatever the escaping half encountered?  (Someone tried to explain this to me a few times, but I'm still lost.)

[anti-matter]

It would be wise if we don't make a black hole even if it's very very tiny. Black holes are very very unpredictable

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Intro: Black holes evaporate
Me: Alright thanks
-Clicks off video-

[thedylman]

As a binge watching mobile user, I can't click on the annotation for another one of your videos on the screen. Sometimes they show up in the recommended videos, but sometimes they can be a bit more difficult to find. One suggestion that I have to make the viewing experience more seem less is to put the link of the annotated video into the description for us mobile users. You guys do a great job, this is just one nit picky thing I noticed. Thanks!

[OllyParryJones]

A big thumbs up for the Interstellar reference. ;-)

[daffodyl_n]

Please god scientists please don't try to make mini black holes that could go so badly

[pashke]

Him - "It's going to be deep"
Me - "That what she sayd "

[blackwings]

HOLY SHIT!!!
That is so fucking smart dude...I’ve heard about the vacuum energy and seen videos on it...but the fact that Steven hawking thought of the idea of a black holes ability to separate those pairs is freaking awesome
It gave me chills ;-;

[shadowseer]

Real question, are Black Holes Even Alive?

[iwanabana]

darling DNews...of all possible colours in the spectrum...
0:47 why brown?

[kevinmoore]

Definitely make more of these videos. I love learning about this stuff, and you explain it all in such a good way. thumbs up.

[romagron]

Black Holes Change into white holes which spits out all the things it has sucked up so basically its the opposite of a black hole Btw all the planets it has sucked up causes collisions so yeah its crazy btw this is a theory i've heard so dont judge. Like if you liked these facts :D

[AnthonyMcAfee]

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[gayar]

anyone who saw the movie "event horizon"???

[desarankoe]

Wouldnt it also be possible that the virtual particle with "positive" energy/mass falls into the black hole, and the negative one escapes, thus effectively reloading the black hole with mass out of nowhere? And if so, wouldnt both effects expect to neutralize each other?
@StephenHawking, please clarify!

[linjkarma]

Thank you for fixing the animations lol

[grace]

Actually I fell for science from my very childhood. I definitely like the video. Love this.