what i want to know is if black holes (supposodly) have infinite density, how do they lose it and just disappear?
from almost every explanation of a black hole i've heard, they say that it makes a hole in time-space, but then how can that rip simply fix itself? i think black holes are a lot more complicated than (most) people think. they can't just simply "disappear" i've drawn a picture on paint to show you what i mean.
Topic: evaporation of black holes (Read 5377 times)
