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2022-08-24: What Makes The Strong Force Strong?

  • 17:53: ... tool to describe fluctuation quantum fields, what does that mean for Hawking ...
  • 18:07: After all, Hawking radiation is sometimes portrayed as a virtual particle-antiparticle pair being separated by a black hole event horizon.
  • 18:28: Hawking’s original derived his radiation by calculating the disturbances on the quantum fields due to the appearance of an event horizon.
  • 18:49: I suggest searching for hawking radiation in our channel’s search window of an unreasonably deep dive into all of that.

2022-06-22: Is Interstellar Travel Impossible?

  • 15:31: Clay Farris Naff asks whether Zeilinger description of informational quantum mechanics is consistent with Hawking's late-in-life anti-realist stance?
  • 15:43: In his book The Grand Design” Hawking says, and I quote, “There is no picture- or theory-independent concept of reality.
  • 18:11: ... from the entangled particles that emerge from a black hole as Hawking radiation, could we in principle learn about the inside of the black ...
  • 18:31: ... answer is yes - if hawking radiation really is entangled with the black hole then in principle we ...
  • 19:18: The answer is that we’ve never detected hawking radiation, but several lines of pretty sound reasoning indicate it must be real.
  • 19:30: Hawking’s original argument talked about perturbing the positive and negative frequency modes of the quantum vacuum.
  • 19:45: Check out our hawking radiation episode for a pretty details description.

2022-06-15: Can Wormholes Solve The Black Hole Information Paradox?

  • 01:40: ... angle. A little review from me, should be enough.   Stephen Hawking discovered that black holes aren’t quite as, well, black and ...
  • 03:20: ... a particle you can entangle a black hole. One way to think about Hawking   radiation is that the black hole is swallowing and emitting virtual ...
  • 04:44: ... might wonder if the Hawking radiation itself can serve as an escape route for that ...
  • 05:20: ... information leaks out this way, then the  von Neumann entropy of Hawking radiation   should rise over time as more  and more ...
  • 08:14: ... as its geometry changes with each  outgoing particle of Hawking ...
  • 08:36: ... Stephen Hawking did his original calculation, he didn’t think it was necessary to ...
  • 10:42: ... holes interact with each other, the entropy doesn’t change from Hawkings’ original result.   But there’s another geometry that  ...
  • 11:13: ... you end up with a new equation for  the entropy of the Hawking ...
  • 12:09: ... island rule, the physicists found that the von Neumann entropy of Hawking radiation   exactly follows the Page curve. Somehow  ...

2022-05-04: Space DOES NOT Expand Everywhere

  • 11:22: ... to something called the transplanckian problem, which is to do with how Hawking radiation seems to emerge from sub-Planck-wavelength radiation at the ...

2022-04-20: Does the Universe Create Itself?

  • 16:10: ... of you asked about the possibility of detecting Hawking radiation in the case that the universe is a black hole. Actually, we ...

2022-03-30: Could The Universe Be Inside A Black Hole?

  • 10:48: ... 1999, Stephen Hawking once showed that if a black hole is leaking its mass via Hawking ...
  • 11:08: ... for white holes to make them look like our universe from within, and Hawking’s argument that equates white holes with black holes, then there’s a ...

2022-02-16: Is The Wave Function The Building Block of Reality?

  • 18:15: ... asks a related question, but now it’s for black holes that shrink due to Hawking radiation. This is a lot more speculative. Some physicists think that ...
  • 18:37: ... a black hole, but in its formation, but in its original formulation Hawking radiation is supposed to be completely random - information free - and ...

2022-01-27: How Does Gravity Escape A Black Hole?

  • 09:56: That’s ignoring the whole Hawking radiation, black hole evaporation thing.

2021-12-20: What Happens If A Black Hole Hits Earth?

  • 03:00: ... then they'd have all evaporated by now by leaking away their mass in Hawking ...

2021-11-17: Are Black Holes Actually Fuzzballs?

  • 03:13: Black holes evaporate by emitting Hawking radiation.
  • 03:17: ... talked about this previously, but the TL;DW is that Hawking radiation should be completely random, and so leaks away the black ...
  • 04:32: A theory of quantum gravity would have really helped Stephen Hawking in deriving his eponymous radiation.
  • 04:44: Instead Hawking used a hack - something called the semi-classical approximation.
  • 07:53: For instance, the profile of the radiation emitted by the strings precisely matched that of traditional Hawking radiation.

2021-06-09: Are We Running Out of Space Above Earth?

  • 14:56: The problem then is that the black hole will immediately Hawking-radiate back down to a Planck relic.
  • 15:32: ... relics would emit high-energy radiation as the relics merged and then Hawking-radiated again This is the sort of extremely cool thought that astrophysicists ...

2021-05-25: What If (Tiny) Black Holes Are Everywhere?

  • 00:50: ... in 1974, a young genius named Stephen Hawking showed that if you bring quantum mechanics into the equation, quite ...
  • 01:01: He showed that black holes must radiate, and so slowly leak away their mass in what we now call Hawking radiation.
  • 01:35: To understand Planck relics we need a quick review of Hawking radiation.
  • 01:46: Hawking’s discovery of his black hole radiation was really ingenious.
  • 02:06: ... Hawking used a sort of a hack - a brilliant workaround - to prove that if an ...
  • 02:23: Hawking even figured out what that radiation should look like: it should be thermal.
  • 02:36: In the common pop-sci description of Hawking radiation you often hear about particle-antiparticle pairs appearing at the event horizon.
  • 03:08: ... such black holes the Hawking radiation is just photons - electromagnetic waves with kilometers-long ...
  • 03:25: But as the black hole shrinks in mass and in size, its Hawking radiation also decreases in wavelength - but it increases in energy.
  • 03:45: ... and we only have black holes, which one by one vanish in bright pops of Hawking ...
  • 03:57: These days most physicists agree that Hawking radiation is a thing.
  • 04:26: ... Hawking made that assumption, it enabled him to mathematically connect the ...
  • 04:37: ... reasonable for most sizes of black hole, but Hawking’s entire calculation falls apart when the black hole has shrunk down to ...
  • 06:05: In which case the Hawking radiation ceases, and the black hole becomes stable.
  • 06:11: If it happens at all, it’ll be when the average energy of the Hawking radiation is close to the entire rest-mass energy of the remaining black hole.
  • 07:29: The smallest such black holes will take something like 10^66 years to Hawking-radiate their entire mass away.
  • 09:02: ... is that they may solve a vexing difficulty that was introduced with Hawking radiation - the black hole information ...

2021-05-11: How To Know If It's Aliens

  • 14:48: ... warp drives are really possible, but the opposite is also true. Stephen hawking’s chronology protection conjecture states that the universe will always ...

2021-04-13: What If Dark Matter Is Just Black Holes?

  • 06:06: We can rule these out because by now all of these would have evaporated as Hawking radiation.

2020-10-27: How The Penrose Singularity Theorem Predicts The End of Space Time

  • 09:31: ... theorem in a very different way. That student was Stephen Hawking. In his PhD thesis Hawking   showed that you could use the same ...
  • 10:36: ... Hawking showed that Penrose’s arguments  about black holes also applied to ...

2020-07-20: The Boundary Between Black Holes & Neutron Stars

  • 13:26: Hawking evaporation is excrutiatingly slow - much slower than your rapid plummet to doom from your pespective.
  • 13:34: ... the black hole shrank - but it would itslef be as hopelessly scrambled hawking ...

2020-06-30: Dissolving an Event Horizon

  • 05:29: Normal black holes leak their mass away by emitting Hawking radiation.
  • 05:45: In very massive black holes the Hawking radiation has trouble mustering the energy for anything but weak photons.
  • 06:21: Hawking radiation is a direct result of there being an event horizon.
  • 06:25: So naked singularities don’t Hawking-radiate, and extremal black holes radiate only very slowly.

2020-06-22: Building Black Holes in a Lab

  • 03:26: ... of fluid flow resembles a black hole - right down to the emission of Hawking radiation. The details are a bit dense for YouTube, but I’ll link a ...
  • 05:25: ... horizons, physicists can look for black hole-like behavior. For example, Hawking radiation. All the gory details of hawking radiation are in our previous ...
  • 06:33: ... in fact Hawking-like radiation has been observed in these analog black holes. Or at least, ...
  • 07:24: ... the analog of energy and angular momentum seems to be sapped by this Hawking-like ...
  • 09:19: ... useful as classical analogs are, Hawking radiation is ultimately a quantum mechanical effect. Deeper insights may ...
  • 10:13: ... as with real black holes, some atoms do escape as Hawking radiation. Here you can measure not just the existence, but also the ...
  • 11:04: ... real black holes? Early arguments in the late ‘90s claimed that because Hawking radiation should appear for a variety of systems—you just need some sort ...
  • 11:55: ... acknowledge the experimental evidence of analog Hawking radiation in these other systems means something, and may be ...
  • 12:34: ... the bathtub vortex may give us the next great insight into black holes, Hawking radiation, and the nature of the underlying, you guessed it, ...

2020-06-15: What Happens After the Universe Ends?

  • 07:06: ... will die and their remnants will decay - black holes will evaporate by Hawking radiation, and particles of matter will decay into their lightest ...

2020-04-28: Space Time Livestream: Ask Matt Anything

  • 00:00: ... quantum information made it be destroyed in particular when Stephen Hawking realized that black holes must radiate and the radiation produced by ...

2020-04-22: Will Wormholes Allow Fast Interstellar Travel?

  • 11:03: ... that the universe has to make sense at a fundamental level. Stephen Hawking expressed this in his chronology protection conjecture - there can be no ...

2020-02-03: Are there Infinite Versions of You?

  • 09:14: ... Bekenstein and Steven Hawking showed that the maximum amount of entropy in any region of space is ...

2020-01-27: Hacking the Nature of Reality

  • 11:58: ... scattering experiment without understanding the internal physics, Steven Hawking's derivation of Hawking ...

2019-11-04: Why We Might Be Alone in the Universe

  • 15:23: Or maybe Stephen Hawking's chronology projection conjecture prohibits anyone from remembering to post addresses to time traveler parties.

2019-10-21: Is Time Travel Impossible?

  • 07:55: Stephen Hawking showed that unless the cylinder is infinitely long this doesn’t work – unless you also modify the spacetime with negative energy.
  • 10:00: Stephen Hawking put it nicely with his Chronology Protection Conjecture.
  • 11:59: Stephen Hawking put this to rigorous test when he organized a cocktail party for time travelers, only advertising the event after it ended.

2019-10-15: Loop Quantum Gravity Explained

  • 11:20: ... has some other successes, for example, the theory seems to predict Hawking radiation and black hole entropy consistent with Hawking and ...

2019-08-19: What Happened Before the Big Bang?

  • 10:04: ... and with the holographic principle, as described in one of Stephen Hawking's last ...

2019-07-18: Did Time Start at the Big Bang?

  • 11:36: ... two to say about that from quantum fluctuations from nothing - Stephen Hawking's timeless interpretation of internal inflation that draws on the ...

2019-05-01: The Real Science of the EHT Black Hole

  • 11:22: ... example, you can check out Stephen Hawking's Favorite Places, which explores the life of the late, great Hawking, as ...

2019-04-10: The Holographic Universe Explained

  • 02:01: Steven Hawking confirmed the Bekenstein bound by calculating the amount of information leaked by a black hole as it evaporated in Hawking radiation.
  • 02:11: ... discovery of Hawking radiation led to the black hole information paradox, because this ...
  • 02:30: ... that fell into the black hole could be imprinted on that outgoing Hawking ...

2019-04-03: The Edge of an Infinite Universe

  • 08:09: The most famous use of this is by Steven Hawking, as we saw in our Hawking radiation episode.
  • 08:44: He concluded that the black hole must generate particles – Hawking radiation.

2018-11-07: Why String Theory is Right

  • 15:40: Those horizons perturb the vacuum which can lead to the creation of very real particles, as in Hawking radiation.

2018-10-31: Are Virtual Particles A New Layer of Reality?

  • 00:21: Near black holes, virtual matter and antimatter pairs are separated by the event horizon to create Hawking radiation.
  • 10:59: The classic example of this is Hawking radiation.
  • 11:03: Stephen Hawking himself was the first to use virtual particles as an intuitive way to describe his radiation.
  • 11:22: But Hawking himself also cautioned against taking this picture too seriously.
  • 11:50: ... also did episodes on these, and just like with Hawking radiation, you don't need for virtual particles to have an independent ...

2018-10-18: What are the Strings in String Theory?

  • 14:22: ... mentioned in the video that you'd read off the result in Hawking radiation, which would take until long after the last star in universe ...
  • 14:33: The slow readout by Hawking radiation is equivalent to the time dilation issue.

2018-10-10: Computing a Universe Simulation

  • 04:50: Again, the Bekenstein bound is the event horizon surface area in Planck areas with an extra factor of a quarter that Stephen Hawking figured out.
  • 10:26: ... you can only read out the simulation results in Hawking radiation as those black holes evaporate, which will take 10 to the ...

2018-09-20: Quantum Gravity and the Hardest Problem in Physics

  • 03:33: ... from the universe, especially when those black holes evaporate via Hawking ...
  • 03:50: But that same Hawking radiation offers part of the solution to the information paradox.
  • 03:54: ... the work of Hawking, Jacob Bekenstein, and Gerard 't Hooft and others, it has become clear ...
  • 04:07: In a sense, both the source and the solution to the information paradox came from the discover of Hawking radiation.
  • 04:14: Hawking, actually, derived the latter by finding a way to unite general relativity and-- in quantum field theory.
  • 12:57: If our modern understanding of Hawking radiation is right, they will evaporate catastrophically long before they reach you.

2018-09-12: How Much Information is in the Universe?

  • 13:24: Spencer Twiddy is amused at my use of the word "prompt" for the time scale of evaporation by Hawking radiation.

2018-09-05: The Black Hole Entropy Enigma

  • 02:30: ... if black holes evaporate, as Hawking discovered and we also covered, this evaporation should destroy a black ...
  • 02:55: From there it could be imprinted on the outgoing Hawking radiation, allowing the information to escape back into the universe.
  • 05:30: And then why not radiate the entropy back into the universe as Hawking radiation?
  • 06:09: So you know how nothing can escape black holes, ignoring Hawking radiation for the moment.
  • 06:48: But there's one property of black holes that no process other than Hawking radiation can decrease.
  • 08:48: Bekenstein's connection between surface area and entropy could have been a coincidence, at least until Stephen Hawking came along.
  • 08:56: In 1974, a year after Bekenstein's first paper on black-hole thermodynamics, Hawking published his first Hawking radiation paper.
  • 09:26: ... Hawking just plugged his Hawking temperature into that equation along with ...

2018-08-23: How Will the Universe End?

  • 07:38: But all black holes evaporate over time via Hawking radiation, something we've discussed in detail.
  • 08:14: ... holes themselves can be used as engines through Hawking radiation, as we've also discussed previously, but also via other ...
  • 11:14: ... to the power of 10 to the power of 26 years, then promptly evaporate by Hawking ...

2018-06-20: The Black Hole Information Paradox

  • 00:07: Stephen Hawking found a way to vanquish the black hole with his eponymous radiation.
  • 00:44: It gradually leaks away through Hawking radiation over unthinkably long time scales.
  • 00:50: But in a way, that same Hawking radiation may be more destructive than the black hole itself.
  • 00:59: The apparent destruction of quantum information by Hawking radiation defies our current understanding of quantum mechanics.
  • 02:38: But this is where Hawking radiation comes in.
  • 02:40: Hawking radiation is like a cosmic whiteboard eraser.
  • 03:13: According to Hawking's calculation, those particles should come out with energies that follow the black-body spectrum.
  • 03:20: In other words, Hawking radiation should look exactly like the thermal radiation of heat.
  • 03:39: The key here is that Hawking radiation doesn't depend at all on what the black hole is made of.
  • 03:59: ... his radiation, Stephen Hawking found a way to erase quantum information, which is in severe violation ...
  • 04:11: And when Hawking first pointed out the paradox in the mid-70s, physicists were skeptical that there was a real problem.
  • 04:18: After all, without a theory of quantum gravity, Hawking had to hack both general relativity and quantum-field theory to do the calculation.
  • 04:26: ... quote theoretical physicist John Preskill, "I was inclined to dismiss Hawking's proposal as an unwarranted extrapolation from an untrustworthy ...
  • 04:41: ... on to say, "I have come to believe more and more, only 15 years behind Hawking, that the accepted principles lead to a truly paradoxical conclusion." So ...
  • 05:21: One of the early solutions is the most outlandish but was strongly supported by Hawking.
  • 05:49: This solution to the paradox has been attributed to Freeman Dyson, who was championed by Hawking for many years.
  • 05:55: The competing idea is that the information of everything that falls into the black hole becomes imprinted on the Hawking radiation itself.
  • 06:36: On the other side, Stephen Hawking and Kip Thorne bet that it was forever lost from our universe.
  • 06:49: To resolve the bet, physicists had to figure out how quantum information could be transferred to Hawking radiation.
  • 06:59: One, there's no known mechanism for that infalling stuff to leave enough of an information imprint to affect Hawking radiation.
  • 07:16: ... turns out that by transferring quantum information to Hawking radiation, you may still violate the law of conservation of information ...
  • 09:03: And, in principle, those distortions could potentially influence outgoing Hawking radiation, allowing them to carry away their information.
  • 10:00: ... how the information on an event horizon gets attached to Hawking radiation is still contentious, but a number of physicists have proposed ...
  • 10:09: ... Hawking himself has also jumped into that game, suggesting that quantum ...
  • 10:20: But to enter the game, Hawking had to concede the old bet and admit that information does escape black holes.
  • 10:28: ... him the ashes of one to better reflect the scrambled information in Hawking ...
  • 10:51: ... suggests that each particle of Hawking radiation should be simultaneously entangled with the interior of the ...
  • 11:22: ... cute little 1974 paper in which the young Stephen Hawking showed that black holes must leak very slightly has led to radical new ...

2018-06-13: What Survives Inside A Black Hole?

  • 10:45: Yet Stephen Hawking showed that black holes may break this rule, revealing a conundrum that we now call the information paradox.
  • 13:53: ... most likely get radiated back out over countless of billions of years as Hawking radiation where it can be collected and giggled at by a future ...

2018-05-23: Why Quantum Information is Never Destroyed

  • 09:50: That's the case of black holes and Hawking radiation.
  • 09:54: Stephen Hawking's eponymous radiation appears to destroy quantum information leading to the famous black hole information paradox.

2018-05-09: How Gaia Changed Astronomy Forever

  • 09:44: A popular one seems to be, rotating black holes or harvesting Hawking radiation from black holes.

2018-04-25: Black Hole Swarms

  • 09:00: Check out Stephen Hawking's "Favorite Places." for a pretty amazing cosmic journey.

2018-04-11: The Physics of Life (ft. It's Okay to be Smart & PBS Eons!)

  • 12:59: ... horizon should produce a type of Hawking radiation, but its wavelength would be comparable to the distance to ...
  • 13:17: The inflating universe should have been bathed in intense Hawking radiation.

2018-04-04: The Unruh Effect

  • 00:23: ... MUSIC] Around the same time that Stephen Hawking was demonstrating the existence of the black hole radiation that would ...
  • 06:00: And just as with Hawking radiation, that horizon cuts off your access to certain fundamental frequency modes of the quantum vacuum.
  • 06:08: ... via the beloved Bogoliubov transformations, which are also used in the Hawking ...
  • 06:31: Those particles should have the same type of spectrum as Hawking radiation, a thermal spectrum.
  • 06:43: Now, there's a big difference between the Unruh and Hawking effects.
  • 06:47: In the case of Hawking radiation, an inertial observer far from the black hole sees the radiation.
  • 07:00: The only observers who don't see Hawking radiation are those plummeting in freefall towards the event horizon.
  • 10:29: ... seen by someone hovering at the event horizon and the particles of Hawking radiation seen by a distant ...

2018-03-15: Hawking Radiation

  • 00:06: Stephen Hawking peered behind the curtain of reality and glimpsed the true workings of the universe.
  • 00:24: Our tribute is to bring you Stephen Hawking's most famous discovery.
  • 00:30: This is "Space Time." And it's time for Hawking radiation.
  • 01:15: ... or so we thought, until 1974 when a young physicist named Stephen Hawking published a paper in "Nature" entitled black hole ...
  • 01:43: They should admit what we now know as Hawking radiation.
  • 01:47: There's a popular description of how Hawking radiation works.
  • 02:24: In fact, if we follow the narrative of Hawking's original calculation, the story sounds rather different.
  • 02:40: ... quantum field theory of curved space time to glimpse the true nature of Hawking ...
  • 04:25: Stephen Hawking knew that black holes with their insane spacetime curvature would wreak havoc on quantum fields in their vicinity.
  • 04:48: Not to be deterred by the impossible, Hawking came up with an ingenious workaround.
  • 04:54: The narrative of Hawking's mathematics goes something like this.
  • 05:21: Hawking imagined a simple quantum field tracing this path, a field that is in a perfect vacuum state before the formation of the black hole.
  • 05:49: Hawking's imaginary path from the distant past to the distant future was brilliant.
  • 06:14: In the absence of a theory of quantum gravity, Hawking needed a hack.
  • 06:46: Hawking's calculation talks about scattering.
  • 07:14: The nature of the lost modes tells us what Hawking radiation should look like.
  • 07:39: Hawking calculated the frequency distribution of this radiation and found something incredible.
  • 08:13: So Hawking's math describes splitting or mixing of these pure positive and negative frequency modes.
  • 08:51: Remember that Hawking radiation has wavelengths the size of the event horizon, the size of the entire black hole.
  • 09:06: Hawking radiation must appear to come from the global black hole.
  • 09:36: We'll look at its relationship to Hawking radiation in the future.
  • 09:39: By the way, Hawking radiation is mostly going to be photons and other massless particles.
  • 09:52: ... its OK to interpret the narrative of Hawking's calculation as the splitting of entangled matter and antimatter pairs, ...
  • 10:12: Other physicists have derived Hawking's result with very different seeming narratives.
  • 10:17: ... example, in 2001, Parikh and Wilczek got the same thermal spectrum for Hawking radiation by thinking about particles escaping from beneath the event ...
  • 11:00: It's hard to make Hawking radiation go away in the math.
  • 11:03: And believe me-- Stephen Hawking himself tried.
  • 11:13: Without a full quantum theory of gravity, the origin of Hawking radiation will remain mysterious.
  • 11:32: ... then there's the famous information paradox in which Hawking radiation appears to destroy what should be a conserved quantity-- ...
  • 11:49: ... relativity are ultimately unraveled by the brilliant mind of Stephen Hawking and a mysterious quirk of quantum ...

2018-01-24: The End of the Habitable Zone

  • 11:50: [INAUDIBLE] makes a good point about the pop sci explanation of Hawking radiation.
  • 12:13: In fact, as far as I know, there is no derivation of Hawking radiation that invokes the splitting of particle-antiparticle pairs.
  • 12:25: Very soon we'll be talking about the exact line of reasoning that Stephen Hawking used to hypothesize his radiation.

2018-01-17: Horizon Radiation

  • 01:53: ... coming episodes, we will be delving into Hawking radiation and the Unruh effect, both of which are very similar and are ...
  • 02:03: ... are a couple of compelling, but inaccurate explanations of Hawking radiation around, and here at Space Time, we want to be as simple as we ...
  • 11:46: In upcoming episodes, we'll apply these ideas to finally understand Unruh and Hawking radiation.

2017-12-06: Understanding the Uncertainty Principle with Quantum Fourier Series

  • 00:16: ... Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, and ultimately, quantum fields and Hawking ...
  • 01:25: If we fully unravel this idea, we'll be on the verge of tackling things like Hawking radiation.
  • 10:12: So what does this old-school quantum mechanics have to do with quantum field theory and Hawking radiation?
  • 11:01: ... how the quantum vacuum changes to give us phenomena like Unruh and Hawking radiation, which you will soon understand as some of the weirdest ...

2017-11-22: Suicide Space Robots

  • 12:39: So thanks for keeping us straight Tommy Atkins asks what about Hawking radiation?
  • 12:46: Hawking radiation is related to this whole vacuum energy virtual particle thing.
  • 12:53: This stuff is just a prelude to doing Hawking radiation and doing it properly.

2017-10-25: The Missing Mass Mystery

  • 12:21: ... speed of light, can't they escape the event horizon of black holes via Hawking ...

2017-10-19: The Nature of Nothing

  • 03:07: We'll come back to those when we talk about Hawking radiation in the future.

2016-12-21: Have They Seen Us?

  • 14:57: ... so the final burst of Hawking radiation as a black hole evaporates will be accompanied by all of the ...
  • 15:16: Its matter became part of the black hole and re-emerges as that Hawking radiation.

2016-12-08: What Happens at the Event Horizon?

  • 01:07: ... ignoring the complications of Hawking radiation or black hole rotational growth, the simplest black hole of ...

2016-11-16: Strange Stars

  • 13:09: ... I'm going to have to go through the black hole information paradox, Hawking radiation, some string theory, the holographic principle, other ...

2016-10-19: The First Humans on Mars

  • 08:02: ... lectures, and original exclusive documentaries from people like Stephen Hawking and Jason ...

2016-10-12: Black Holes from the Dawn of Time

  • 04:19: They would have all evaporated away due to Hawking radiation.
  • 07:24: ... course, primordial black holes that have already evaporated due to Hawking radiation definitely are not dark matter, and that rules out any PBHs ...
  • 07:35: But that last stage of Hawking evaporation is very fast.
  • 09:38: However, through a deposit something like a billion joules of Hawking radiation on its way through.

2016-08-24: Should We Build a Dyson Sphere?

  • 07:22: ... can be harvested from a black hole, either from the Hawking radiation, from heat generated from infalling material, or by extracting ...
  • 07:43: ... the Hawking radiation from an artificial black hole is appealing, because once ...
  • 07:54: ... to pump new matter into the proton-sized Kugelblitz against the tide of Hawking ...

2016-05-04: Will Starshot's Insterstellar Journey Succeed?

  • 07:47: Stephen Hawking and Mark Zuckerberg form the board.

2015-10-28: Is The Alcubierre Warp Drive Possible?

  • 04:04: Except Stephen Hawking chronology protection conjecture states that quantum mechanics will always stop causality-breaking actions.
  • 04:21: One possible quantum disaster is that the extreme spacetime curvature of the warp bubble walls would roast the interior with crazy Hawking radiation.
  • 04:30: Does anyone else get the idea that Stephen Hawking really doesn't want us to build time machines?

2015-10-15: 5 REAL Possibilities for Interstellar Travel

  • 08:07: A black hole of the right size radiates Hawking radiation like crazy.

2015-09-23: Does Dark Matter BREAK Physics?

  • 08:53: Agen0000, and others, pointed out that Hawking radiation will eventually cause a black hole to evaporate.
  • 09:07: And would this save the monkey;s life or fry it in an eternity of Hawking radiation?
  • 09:26: And so in its reference frame, the rate of Hawking radiation is not time dilated.
  • 09:30: The idea of the event horizon as this boiling hot sea of Hawking radiation isn't right.
  • 10:07: The distant observer does witness the instance that the black hole evaporates, with a huge burst of Hawking radiation.

2015-08-19: Do Events Inside Black Holes Happen?

  • 00:24: That means no Hawking radiation, no string theory, and no quantum anything-- baby steps.

2015-04-01: Is the Moon in Majora’s Mask a Black Hole?

  • 06:11: Well, Hawking radiation, for one.
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