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Focus: Black Holes that Don’t Trap

Michael Schirber

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Abstract

The radiation emitted at the edge of a black hole might exist even if the hole doesn’t possess an “event horizon” from which nothing can escape.

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The radiation emitted at the edge of a black hole might exist even if the hole doesn’t possess an “event horizon” from which nothing can escape.

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The radiation emitted at the edge of a black hole might exist even if the hole doesn’t possess an “event horizon” from which nothing can escape.

Key concepts: Focus (optics), Trap (plumbing), Physics, Optics, Meteorology

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