Submitted by stealth941 t3_10f735i in askscience
bitwiseshiftleft t1_j4y46mc wrote
Reply to comment by Weed_O_Whirler in Whats stopping us from sending a probe into a black hole if we haven't already? by stealth941
Is it really determined how entanglement interacts with black holes? I’d thought that was kinda open. Like, according to the “no hair” theorem they ought to destroy information, but that’s not unitary, which is kinda essential to the behavior of anything entangled with them (and quantum physics in general).
There are proposed resolutions to this apparent paradox but is there a consensus on the right one? And if not, would an experiment near a black hole be useful to distinguish between theories?
Weed_O_Whirler t1_j50t0e7 wrote
Sorry, I shouldn't have implied there was no interesting science to be done with entangled particles and black holes, I meant to just say there is no way of using entangled particles to get information out of the event horizon of a black hole
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