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- "Black holes can only get bigger" - what about Hawking radiation?
Lately I see these kinds of articles:
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2021...AzA1y5_SznqRtVf6ePQlJqPFaGRMIK3TvV4SqqzXt96Bg
As far as I understood, it has been pretty much accepted that tiny black holes not only reduce their surface area over time due to the Hawking radiation, but can evaporate completely. How is that consistent with the "Black holes can only get bigger" thing?
https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2021...AzA1y5_SznqRtVf6ePQlJqPFaGRMIK3TvV4SqqzXt96Bg
As far as I understood, it has been pretty much accepted that tiny black holes not only reduce their surface area over time due to the Hawking radiation, but can evaporate completely. How is that consistent with the "Black holes can only get bigger" thing?