Black Hole Created for Simulation Started to “Sparkle”

Scientists often conduct experiments and simulations to test different theories. In one of the latest simulations, an event horizon was created around black holes, which is the boundary where even light cannot escape gravity. After a while the black hole started to shine was seen.

In the chain of atoms arranged in a single row, a phenomenon called Hawking radiation was observed due to quantum fluctuations. In Hawking radiation New particles emerge due to the black hole’s effect on the space-time fabric. According to the researchers, their simulation and the glowing black hole will be able to make sense of quantum physics and general relativity theory together.

We are closer to understanding the secrets of the universe

Under normal circumstances, Hawking radiation is not something we can observe. from the University of Amsterdam Lotte Mertens His study enables us to observe this situation with a different approach. In fact, an atom with a fixed mass not rotating around their nucleusElectrons, which disappear and come back, make jumps on the atomic chain in the simulation. Researchers were also able to examine the jumps as a kind of fluctuation.

this too Hawking radiation It can help understand the role of particle entanglement in its formation. Thus, it may make it possible to understand the connection between quantum physics and general relativity. Still, this work opens up a broad field of study on quantum gravity.

Research Physical Review Research’It was published in.