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What is Black Hole (Stephen Hawkings final Theory)

Hello Dear viewers today we will know about Black Hole.
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 Iconic theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking may have passed away in 2018 but papers he wrote are still coming out after his death His latest paper released in October argues that black holes might be covered in soft hair what does he mean by that We're gonna get there by the end of this video but first we're gonna understand what the heck a black hole is by doing a Cool weird demo that shows us intuitively why you cannot escape a black hole according to Einstein's theory of relativity the gravity of any given object is proportional to its density So if an object is dense enough then nothing that gets too close can ever escape no matter What nothing not even light can escape from an Ultra, dense object so we would call that a black hole Also can we just take a moment to admire this black hole my incredible animator .

 That's all know from the explanation of nothing being able to escape the gravity of a black hole you might assume that Gravity is a pulling force And you'd be in good company Sir Isaac Newton thought the same thing back in the 1600s he noticed that when things move they tend To move straight unless a force acts on them and curves their path a force like wind or a kick from Sir Isaac Newton, Newton Then noticed that gravity also curves the path of things downwards so he concluded that gravity must be a force Einstein thought differently he noticed a thing with an elevator there was a moment he realized an Elevator out in space accelerating up would act the same as gravity here on earth basically There was a problem with our theory of gravity as a force? So what is gravity then Well Einstein wondered what if gravity isn't a four but the curved trajectory of a ball flying through the air is Actually straight I'm gonna have to apologize In advance because The demo I'm gonna show you broke my brain just a little bit pretend you live near the equator and you start walking East Trying to walk as straight as possible on your initial path you might think that you'd keep walking parallel to the equator and never hit it right well try testing this on a globe try it like this line up the edge of a piece of paper so it's parallel with a latitude line and then keep pushing it down straight to Simulate your straight path and it'll actually end up intersecting with the equator what in fact if you draw the latitude line you start it on on your paper and then Flatten out the paper that path would look curved as well so your path actually curves because While you may be walking straight the earth you're walking on is not flat.

 No matter what any of those articles  in the sidebar may tell You that's what Einstein proposed that gravity is not a force But an object curves in a gravitational field for the exact same reason that you're straight walking path eight straight gravity is what happens when you're moving straight on a non flat thing only in the case of gravity that non flat thing isn't the Globe it's space itself and time that's right the fabric of the universe Space-time is curved. By large masses just like the Earth's surface is curved So let's bring it back to black holes see they're inescapable as an object gets denser and denser the stuff moving near it will take curvier and curvier paths and then when you get to black hole level Dense the path an object takes gets so curved it'll never ever lead back out of the black hole and then it's gone Forever without a trace not even a thank you note road Except it's not quite true that an object is completely gone and that's where the hair comes in now Unfortunately while a big dense fuzzy black space object sounds adorable Stephen Hawking Was only using hair as a metaphor for the stuff that gets left behind.

when objects fall into a black Hole why call it hair, well imagine everything in space is a bunch of Guess Who characters it's easy to tell them apart because they have their own distinguishing features and unique Hairstyles black holes on the other hand only have a few distinguishing characteristics you may be able to guess some of them,Electric charge and angular momentum that's how much it's spin has other than that they're almost totally nonde script and bald So, when unique distinguishing objects like star stuff Or Matthew McConaughey fall into a black hole they disappear leaving behind a slightly more massive but still perfectly bald black hole Everything unique about those objects is seemingly gone disappeared poof almost as if black holes are sucking personality out of the universe depriving us of Matthew McConaughey's beautiful locks but here's the thing one of the fundamental ideas of quantum mechanics is that information cannot be Destroyed it can be changed in two different forms but it cannot be destroyed so if black holes really are destroying distinctive information Then they are violating the fundamental laws of physics as we know them the theory of black holes has a built-in Contradiction it's known as the black hole information paradox So to try and resolve this paradox in that 2018 paper Hawking in his co-authors proposed that black holes don't actually destroy the information of Distinctive stuff that falls into them but instead they proposed a process Where the information sticks around in the universe as photons on the boundary of the black hole known as its event horizon Basically as Matthew McConaughey is falling into the black hole he's, also depositing really low energy particles onto the black Hole's event horizon Leaving behind a fuzzy edge of hair on a black hole the word soft is used to describe the low energy particles to distinguish them From hard particles which just have more energy hence a theory of black holes with soft hair talking in his Collaborators think that these soft hair photons may be where the universe preserves its information from the stuff that falls into a black hole So the information is not destroyed it just hangs out there on the edge and that Is roughly how Hawking and his collaborators think that the existence of these soft hairs could solve the information paradox there's of course a lot of math to which you are welcome to treat yourself to it's tax season you deserve a break Just to be clear these questions are far from answered most of the research around black holes is Theoretical remember, we've never actually even seen a black hole, we've only indirectly observed their existence but while theories like this the soft hair could help solve the information paradox they're not the final say and that's how science is done in bits and pieces that add to Science as we know it and? sometimes don't I think Stephen Hawking would be honored to know that people like you are still wrestling with his theories.
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