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| Eating Anti Matter
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics Posted by John Kenny on October 13, 2000 05:48:16 UTC |
So, we were having a boring day at work and we started discussing black holes. The discussion stalled when we introduced the idea of gradually adding anti matter into a black hole. Our assumptions are that the anti matter would survive its journey into the black hole, come in contact with the mater, and the two would destroy each other, thereby reducing the overall mass of the black hole. If this is true, does the event horizon shrink, and if so, is any of the trapped energy (gamma rays?) able to escape?
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