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wmdolls OP t1_ixl8d6e wrote
I think that had a few spirt must escaped :-)
rocketsocks t1_ixlcz39 wrote
Nothing escapes the event horizon. The area surrounding the event horizon still hosts extremely strong gravitational fields in a comparatively small volume, so it's a source of extreme events. Including superheated accretion disks which glow very brightly, strong magnetic fields, and axial jets of high energy plasma and particles. But all of these phenomena occur outside of the event horizon. People say that the jets come "from the black hole" though it's more accurate to say that they come from near the black hole, it's just the nature of language.
Trumpologist t1_ixlg8dz wrote
Alright, because Hawking radiation IS a thing. And potentially tachyons. So if we actually see something escape the EH it’s huge
HeberSeeGull t1_ixlm07m wrote
This “black hole” nonsense escapes my imagination’s event horizon. 🥴
sonoma95436 t1_ixlmwcf wrote
Could be pairs of virtual particles where one goes in , one stays out.
robot_tron t1_ixlsk8s wrote
"...we meant it."
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wmdolls OP t1_ixobase wrote
That abide by the law of conservation of ability ：-）
SarahSplatz t1_ixoop91 wrote
are we talking hawking radiation or the jets at the poles?
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HeberSeeGull t1_ixozn7o wrote
Good one. My cerebrum is composed of “dark matter” rather than gray matter. 🥴
Trumpologist t1_ixl3l9x wrote
Is this click bait or did something actually escape the Event Horizon