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CA: When ... In my head, initially, when I thought of black holes, I'm thinking that is the event horizon, there's lots of matter and light whirling around in that shape.
SD: Black holes really are the central mystery of our age, because that's where the quantum world and the gravitational world come together.
Black holes are among the most destructive objects in the universe.
By some accounts, it’s possible that the universe may eventually consist entirely of black holes in a very distant future.
The universe’s largest black holes would give off temperatures of the order of 10 to the -17th power Kelvin, very close to absolute zero.
First of all, most black holes accrete, or absorb matter and energy, more quickly than they emit Hawking radiation.
And while Hawking radiation has never been directly observed, some scientists believe that certain gamma ray flashes detected in the sky are actually traces of the last moments of small, primordial black holes formed at the dawn of time.
But if Stephen Hawking was right, before that happens, the normally terrifying and otherwise impervious black holes will end their existence in a final blaze of glory.
In SDSS, we divide the sky into three mappers: one for the stars, one for the black holes and one for the galaxies.
Black holes are among the most perplexing objects in the universe.
What's really interesting about black holes is that we can learn a lot about them by studying the material just as it passes through that point of no information return.
And in SDSS, we're looking at over half a million supermassive black holes, to try to understand how they formed.
Stars are blowing up in these systems, black holes are growing at their centers and emitting a tremendous amount of energy.
So these are our objects and a star field, so you've got stars, galaxies, black holes.
And our robots move to those objects as we pass over them in order to capture the light from those stars and galaxies and black holes, and yes, it is weird to capture black hole light, but we've already gone over that black holes are weird.
Black holes are growing all the time.
The river that was bursting with life in their childhood greets them “with a ghastly skull’s smile, with holes where teeth had been, and a limp hand raised from a hospital bed.”
But around black holes, those foundations get shaken.
Discovered by Stephen Hawking in 1974, this phenomenon shows that black holes are gradually evaporating.
Over incredibly long periods of time black holes lose mass as they shed particles away from their event horizons.
To a technique called microfracture, where surgeons create small holes in the bone, allowing bone marrow stem cells to leak out and form new cartilage.
Because back in 2017, the only way that we knew of to get through the skull was to drill these holes the size of quarters.
So we're eventually able to do it using lasers to drill the holes.
And with the lasers, it was fast and extremely reliable, you couldn't even tell the holes were there, any more than you could tell that one of your hairs was missing.
And I know it might sound crazy, using lasers to drill holes in your skull, but back in 2017, people were OK with surgeons shooting lasers into their eyes for corrective surgery So when you're already here, it's not that big of a step.
I don't actually know if we're going to be drilling hundreds or thousands of microscopic holes in our heads in 30 years.
Judging by the healing on the borders of these holes, they lived days, months, years following trephination.
So that's definitely going to get through those 200 nanometer holes.
If Antoine de Saint-Exupery, the author of "The Little Prince," were here, he would have drawn three holes inside that box and told you your sheep was inside.
We actually drilled holes into the ice, way deep down below the thawing level, and had some cameras out there for the past month and a half or so.
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