... lose mass, and thus are said to evaporate. Black holes, it turns out, follow the basic laws of thermo-dynamics. The gravitational acceleration at the event horizon corresponds to the temperature term in thermo-dynamical equations, mass corresponds to energy, and the rotational energy of a spinning black hole is similar to the work term for ordinary matter, such as gas. Black holes ... ...
... lose mass, and thus are said to evaporate. Black holes, it turns out, follow the basic laws of thermo- dynamics. The gravitational acceleration at the event horizon corresponds to the temperature term in thermo-dynamical equations, mass corresponds to energy, and the rotational energy of a spinning black hole is similar to the work term for ordinary matter, such as gas. Black holes ... ...
... lose mass, and thus are said to evaporate. Black holes, it turns out, follow the basic laws of thermo-dynamics. The gravitational acceleration at the event horizon corresponds to the temperature term in thermo-dynamical equations, mass corresponds to energy, and the rotational energy of a spinning black hole is similar to the work term for ordinary matter, such as gas. Black holes ... ...
