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Islam Hassan
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The black hole information paradox is resolved by considering that "...information is not lost in a black hole, but that all of the information of what is inside of a black hole can be viewed on the event horizon".
As the black hole gets smaller and smaller through the emission of Hawking radiation though, the event horizon is also shrinking. If I understand correctly, at a certain point (Planck length?), the size of the black hole approximates nil. At this point, the black hole, its event horizon and the information contained therein all disappear. So information is effectively destroyed all the same...I don't understand...
IH
As the black hole gets smaller and smaller through the emission of Hawking radiation though, the event horizon is also shrinking. If I understand correctly, at a certain point (Planck length?), the size of the black hole approximates nil. At this point, the black hole, its event horizon and the information contained therein all disappear. So information is effectively destroyed all the same...I don't understand...
IH