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wabbit
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Hello. I'm thinking about Hawking radation and there's one thing I find a bit strange. The radiation is usually described as originating at he even horizon. The explanation makes sense and all, but still how can this locally non-special place become the seat of a local phenomenon(emitting Hawking radiation) ?
So my question is : is it possible to interpret it diferently ? Could it possibly be described as particules tunelling from the singularity/quantum region into outer space (outside the event horizon) ? I guess this could be easy to rule out, maybe the decay of his tunelling with radius is all wrong... ? So does this make any kind of sense ?
So my question is : is it possible to interpret it diferently ? Could it possibly be described as particules tunelling from the singularity/quantum region into outer space (outside the event horizon) ? I guess this could be easy to rule out, maybe the decay of his tunelling with radius is all wrong... ? So does this make any kind of sense ?