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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2023 · 3 MIN

Thermodynamics of black holes, School Liceo Guatemala and School Marista Alajuela Costa Rica

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Thermodynamics of black holes and the paradox of information loss, By Ivannia Cadena Diaz, 10-A. Marist School Alajuela Costa Rica "Did you know that black holes do not really have that color? A black hole is a large star in its last phase of life, where an enormous amount of mass is compressed into a tiny size. The reason for its The name is that it is a "hole" since any object that falls will no longer be able to come out, and it is "black" because not even light can escape from it. Due to this last detail, a black hole is impossible to see directly. However, there are many indications that these exist" #mars, #universe, #science, #space, #nasa, #galaxy, #science, #space, #mars, #future, #technology, #culture, #chemistry, #physics, #mathematics, #dimension, #theory, #movie, #humor, #intelligence, #string theory, #dronic collision, #environment, #ecology, #elements, #globalwarming, #covid, #pandemic, #robot , #artificial intelligence #mathematics #mathematics #logic #calculus #polynomials #division

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