Stephen Hawking makes the hypothetical hypothesis of a black hole

If a black hole reaches a certain rotation and magnitude, there may be a path to the parallel universe.

The utopian hypothesis of the cosmic black hole by physics king Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking recently said that he could solve astrophysics biggest problem for 40 years: paradox of black hole information.

For decades, scientists have debated a lot about what happens to information when a star dies and forms a black hole. We all think that nothing, even light, can escape the gravitational pull of a black hole. While quantum mechanics believes that information cannot be destroyed, relativity says that must necessarily happen. That is the paradox of black hole information.

Stephen Hawking lectures at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Since the 1970s, Professor Stephen Hawking has identified that black holes can allow a small amount of information to leak through quantum fluctuations, which are minor disturbances in space-time and named after him. , Hawking radiation . However, in 2004, he came up with a new theory claiming that information could completely escape from a black hole. At that time, Stephen Hawking did not know the clear mechanism of this until recently it was clear.

' I suggest a theory that the information is actually not confined within the black hole but at the boundary of the black hole, which is the event horizon,' Stephen Hawking said at the Royal KTH Institute of Technology, Stockholm. , Switzerland. Specifically, he said that a 'transcendental' process took place, information could not be destroyed and escape from the black hole at the event horizon.

Information can escape the event horizon

The core problem of the theory is still Hawking radiation. According to him, it can 'pick' up information and move them beyond the event horizon. However, that is not really a too happy finding. The information coming out of the black hole according to Hawking is essentially useless.

Stephen Hawking's discussion with theoretical physicists from Cambridge, Harvard and Stockholm universities will take place during this week. The results of the program will be officially announced this Saturday.

'The message of my lecture is that black holes are not what we used to draw,' Hawking said. 'They are not really a permanent prison as we think. There are things that can come out of a black hole or go into it to reach another universe. '

Hawking eventually said that if a black hole reaches a certain rotation and magnitude, there may be a path to the parallel universe. ' However, you will not be able to return to our universe. So even though I am very interested in space travel, I will not test it. '