Hawking physicist: Black hole with back door

According to physicist Stephen Hawking, a black hole has a door that takes matter to a parallel universe rather than being swallowed up as we thought.

During a seminar at Harvard University in the US on the evening of April 19, the British physicist confirmed that black holes have a "back door" and that they "are not as permanent prisoners as I thought" , according to Mirror.

He published this when he published the latest theory at a conference in Stockholm, Sweden in August 2015.

So far, wormholes are still considered doors connecting to other dimensions. It is also said that at the center of the black hole, great attraction will compress the entire material in it. Information (such as DNA genetic material) has entered the black hole to be unable to escape. This is where the standard laws of physics cannot be applied.

Black holes can lead to another world.(Photo: NASA).

But according to Hawking, these information must escape somewhere, either into new dimensions, or follow the black hole and exit when reaching the other side of the black hole as a three-dimensional image of itself.

This is where "Hawking radiation" - material out of the black hole, is named after the physicist, ending. In a blog post, physicist said "the existence of different histories of black holes suggests this theory may be true".

Physicists have classified three types of black holes by size.The smallest, atomic type but heavy as a mountain, is thought to form along with the universe. The second type forms when a large star collapses on itself, producing a supernova. The third type is super-heavy black holes, which are equivalent to millions of stars, thought to form at the same time as galaxies.

"Black holes need to be large, and if it turns, it can move us to another universe. But you can't go back to this universe," says Hawking.

Professor Hawking wants to change the negative stereotypes of humans about black holes. In early 2016, he also stated the idea of ​​harnessing energy to serve the entire human society from a black hole about the size of a mountain.