Singularity After Black Hole Evaporates: What Happens?

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What happens to the Singularity when a Black Evaporates out of existence?
 
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Rishi Tharun said:
What happens to the Singularity when a Black Evaporates out of existence?
"Singularity" just means "the place where the math model breaks down and we don't know WHAT is going on", so it it not a "thing" that can be discussed in that way.
 
Rishi Tharun said:
What happens to the Singularity when a Black Evaporates out of existence?

This is one of the major open questions in quantum gravity. Actually it's two questions: (1) does a singularity even form in the first place, or do quantum corrections make something else happen instead? (2) if a singularity does form, does it disappear when a black hole evaporates, or leave a "remnant", or something else?
 
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