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What does quantum physics have to say about black holes?
 
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It says they evaporate, at least provided they are light enough so that their temperature is above the cosmological microwave background's temperature.
 
humanino said:
It says they evaporate, at least provided they are light enough so that their temperature is above the cosmological microwave background's temperature.

Thanks so much!
 

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