Assertion: black hole | /r/CapableOf | emit radiation
Facets:
value: thanks to quantum mechanics
type: CAUSE
value: near enough using existing telescopes
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: But it is not like those Black holes also emit radiation, which is known as the Hawking Radiation.
text: Black holes emit no radiation, or at least nowhere near enough to be detected using existing telescopes.
text: Black holes don’t emit any radiation, they’re completely invisible, so there’s no easy way to see them in the sky.
text: Larger black holes emit less radiation than compared to smaller black holes, which emit more.
text: Hawking shows that black holes emit radiation thanks to quantum mechanics.
text: This would look identical to the black hole emitting radiation.
text: He applied both quantum mechanics and Albert Einstein’s theory of gravity to the space around a black hole and found that quantum jitters cause the black hole to emit radiation that’s perfectly random, carrying no information.
text: However, black hole emits radiations.