Re: Black holes: Does this explain the singularity?

An accelerated versus non-accelerated reference frame will disagree as
to whether a particle detector registers a particle, so someone in an
accelerated reference frame will detect particle merely by the virtue
of the fact they are accelerating. This is called Unruh radiation. Due
to the equivalence principle, you will have the same thing in a
gravitational field. This is called Hawking radiation. It's such a
tiny effect, it's only meaningful to talk about it in the context of
black holes.

Jeffery Winkler

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