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So we are at a distance from the black hole R>2GM/c^2 where quantum fluctuations happen all the time.
How is it possible that every time the anti-particle ends up in the black hole(the one that will decrease her mass) and eaven if it's so,how can the other particle escape?if they are at a really small distance with a huge potential energy,why doesent the anti-particle just attract with herslelf her partner with the Coulomb force?
How is it possible that every time the anti-particle ends up in the black hole(the one that will decrease her mass) and eaven if it's so,how can the other particle escape?if they are at a really small distance with a huge potential energy,why doesent the anti-particle just attract with herslelf her partner with the Coulomb force?