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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/02/070227105134.htm
Was Hawking wrong?
This is only part of the article.
Was Hawking wrong?
This is only part of the article.
wolram said:Was Hawking wrong?
wolram said:http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/02/070227105134.htm
Was Hawking wrong?
This is only part of the article.
Kea said:Wolram, I believe that Hawking conceded defeat on this point (information conservation) some time ago.
Kea said:Wolram, I believe that Hawking conceded defeat on this point (information conservation) some time ago.
Steve Hsu's conclusionsClassical thermodynamics states as its second principle that entropy is an always increasing function in a closed system—and the universe is an assumed closed system.
! A NEW DEFINITION OF THE CLOSED SYSTEM (UNIVERSE) !If information remains in the baby universe, the parent universe appears to evolve from a pure to mixed state, but the evolution of parent and baby together is unitary. There are no dire consequences, such as energy non-conservation.
This is a controversial and subjective question as there can be differing opinions on the matter. It ultimately depends on the specific topic or statement being discussed.
Stephen Hawking gave a talk at Trinity College Dublin in 2018 where he discussed topics related to his research on black holes and the nature of the universe.
Stephen Hawking was known for his groundbreaking discoveries in the fields of cosmology and theoretical physics, but it is unclear if he made any specific groundbreaking discoveries during his talk in Dublin.
As with any scientific claim, evidence is crucial in supporting or refuting a statement. It is important to critically examine the evidence and arguments presented by Stephen Hawking during his talk in Dublin.
The scientific community may have had varying reactions to Stephen Hawking's talk in Dublin, as it is common for scientists to have differing opinions and interpretations on complex topics. It would be important to look at the overall consensus among experts in the field to determine the general reaction.