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shomas
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I hope this is an appropriate forum for this question.
What kind sort of impact might intensely blue shifted cosmic microwave background (CMB) photons have on hawking radiation?
Could intensely blue shifted CMB photons drive a portion of newly created electrons and positrons into the even horizon before they annihilate giving off gama rays that wouldn't interact with income photons.
What kind sort of impact might intensely blue shifted cosmic microwave background (CMB) photons have on hawking radiation?
Could intensely blue shifted CMB photons drive a portion of newly created electrons and positrons into the even horizon before they annihilate giving off gama rays that wouldn't interact with income photons.