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Ok, so we know that black holes emit Hawking radiation. Knowing this, it is safe to say that over time, black holes will decrease in size until they disappear totally. After decreasing, everything should go back to normal, you'd think. My question is, does the "data", that had been sucked in by the black hole after crossing the event horizon and hurdled toward the singularity, just dissapear? Is the information lost in a flop transition? Or does this "data" reappear?
Maybe a more laymen question is: Is there such a thing as conservation of data, according to a black hole? I'd surely think there would be.
Does String theory predict anything about this?
Thoughts.
Paden Roder
Maybe a more laymen question is: Is there such a thing as conservation of data, according to a black hole? I'd surely think there would be.
Does String theory predict anything about this?
Thoughts.
Paden Roder