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I was watching a show on TV about physics and a question popped into my head that I can't find an answer to. I remember hearing it may be possible to create tiny black holes in the LHC, so maybe you can test this, I don't know. Here is my question...
What would happen if you took two entangled particles and put one in your lab and shot the other one into a black hole? Would you be able to observe what happens inside a black hole by observing the particle in your lab?
What would happen if you took two entangled particles and put one in your lab and shot the other one into a black hole? Would you be able to observe what happens inside a black hole by observing the particle in your lab?