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Could the singularity of a black hole be a graviton?
That makes sense. What about Hawking radiation? Doesn't that give us some clues about what's inside a black hole?
Yes, Hawking radiation is a theoretical process by which black holes can emit particles and energy. According to the theory, the radiation is produced by pairs of virtual particles that are created near the event horizon of the black hole. If one particle falls into the black hole while the other escapes, the black hole loses a small amount of mass and energy. However, the radiation is not likely to reveal much about the singularity itself, as it originates from the area outside the event horizon.