A new answer to the black hole puzzle

Black holes have puzzled scientists for a long time. When they slowly fade away, it seemed the information inside was lost forever. That clash with the rules of physics is called the information paradox. Researchers now suggest black holes stop fading at the very last moment. They leave a tiny remnant that keeps all the information safe. The same idea, drawn from a seven dimensional shape, may even explain traits of tiny particles. It is a bold claim that still needs testing.

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