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"Black holes will one day consume all the matter in the entire…

- - - - fields equations are equations that have to do with the laws of the universe
      - there are no "right answers" to the fields equations and have disputed combinations of answers
        
        "The many possible solutions of the field equations are only formally different. Physically they are completely equivalent."- Wolfgang Pauli
      - his theory of relativity could prove that black holes existed but can be disputed
      - How do we know black holes exist? The answer lies in Einstein's General Relativity theory and its attendant "field equations." The field equations are a class of math problems which describe how gravity works in General Relativity. They deal with things like masses, spherical objects and space-time curvature.
  - - - This is the boundary of "the point of no return" from the pull of the black hole
    - - *Di Matteo and Croft saw in their simulation thin streams of cold dense gas flowing along the filaments that give structure to the universe and straight into the center of the black holes at breakneck speed, making for cold, fast food for the black holes. This uncontrolled consumption caused the black holes to grow exponentially faster than the galaxies in which they reside.
  - - - a googol is the number 1, followed by 100 zeros
    - - Well, it's important because what happens in that little situation, is that the particle - we said there were two particles, one of them escapes, one of them goes into the black hole - the one that goes into the black hole has - is a negative particle, has negative energy. It's like taking a minus sign into the black hole while the plus sign goes off into infinity. And in that way, it actually subtracts from what's in the black hole, and the black hole can get smaller. There's a big upshot to that, because as the black hole gets - and this was not discovered back when he first discovered Hawking radiation, this was a little later - what happens is that as this occurs and continues to occur, it's possible that the black hole will finally disappear entirely.
- - - - Di Matteo and Croft saw in their simulation thin streams of cold dense gas flowing along the filaments that give structure to the universe and straight into the center of the black holes at breakneck speed, making for cold, fast food for the black holes. This uncontrolled consumption caused the black holes to grow exponentially faster than the galaxies in which they reside.