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Comments to “Yes, Stephen Hawking Lied To Us All About How Black Holes Decay”

Stephane Herman Maes

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This paper discusses the comments presented in “Yes, Stephen Hawking Lied To Us All About How Black Holes Decay”. It shows that there are actually two contributions to, or two ways to characterize, Hawking radiations: the one from particles pairs created on the horizon of the black hole, with one particles falling behind the horizon, and the one from particle pairs created between the horizon and infinity, which have one particle reach infinity. We thought it is worth making sure all realize this.

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This paper discusses the comments presented in “Yes, Stephen Hawking Lied To Us All About How Black Holes Decay”. It shows that there are actually two contributions to, or two ways to characterize, Hawking radiations: the one from particles pairs created on the horizon of the black hole, with one particles falling behind the horizon, and the one from particle pairs created between the horizon and infinity, which have one particle reach infinity. We thought it is worth making sure all realize this.

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This paper discusses the comments presented in “Yes, Stephen Hawking Lied To Us All About How Black Holes Decay”. It shows that there are actually two contributions to, or two ways to characterize, Hawking radiations: the one from particles pairs created on the horizon of the black hole, with one particles falling behind the horizon, and the one from particle pairs created between the horizon and infinity, which have one particle reach infinity. We thought it is worth making sure all realize this.

Key concepts: Hawking, Hawking radiation, Infinity, Horizon, Black hole (networking), Physics, Fuzzball, Micro black hole

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