Quantum Gravity and String Theory

    

Black Hole Information Paradox Explained

Authors: Clark M. Thomas

The Black Hole Information Paradox (BHIP) is a core question in quantum theory. When combined with General Relativity theory and string theories, these heritage perspectives try to synthesize a “theory of everything” that includes ever elusive quantum gravity. Resolving the so-called BHIP will reveal a new physics paradigm. The fresh analysis herein, along with much improved future telescopes, will help cosmology evolve deep into the 21st century.

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