Definitions for "Hawking radiation"
radiations that black holes are hypothesized to emit as a result of quantum effects. This radiation leads to the extremely slow evaporation of black holes.
System developed by Stephen W. Hawking in 1974. It states that there are particles around a black hole, a part of which can escape into the infinite. An observer located far away from the black hole gets the impression that the black hole glows with radiation. Until his death, Einstein fought against applying the general theory of relativity to extreme gravitation situations around black holes. He said that there was no proof that the theory of relativity could be applied to this area.
The positive particle of a virtual particle pair released from the event horizon of a black hole after the negative one is absorbed.