Other side of a black hole?

[Bla]

no... the matter inside a black hole won't get into another point of space

Oh good, thought you disagreed in my statement.
I was a little bit wootzor.

[qwew80]

Ok, I think that you were a bit misinformed. When I meant the other side of a black hole, I was talking about flat black holes. some black holes are literaly holes in space, like holes on a sheet of paper. Those could possibly lead to other dimentions.

[FGFG]

Actually every black hole is considered a "hole" in the space time, as everything that passes the event horizon "falls" from the universe and could never come back.

[Bla]

But what about the Hawking radiation? Don't the small back holes evaporate?
(The big black holes gain more energy from the cosmic microwave background than they emit, which makes them grow)

[hbmp88]

I think that information is expired. Scientists are excepting new hypotheses every day.

[FGFG]

But what about the Hawking radiation? Don't the small back holes evaporate?

The big black holes will start to evaporate when the cosmic radiation will be less hot than their radiation.