The scientists: a Black hole can swallow the Earth
The famous American physicist Samir Mathur was able to prove that black holes do not necessarily eliminate all of them falling into the matter. Taking into account the opinion of a scientist, for example, Land may not be absorbed and will just be copied when crossing the event horizon.
It declares that the universe may in fact be a flat two-dimensional hologram. For a long time it was thought that trapped beyond the event horizon matter cannot leave it outside. But in 1975, astrophysicist Stephen Hawking has announced that black holes are ready evenly "evaporate", releasing energy in the form of radiation named after him. Based on this, an American physicist Samir Mathur Institute of Ohio in Columbus imagined that the event horizon is not a perfect sphere, as was believed for a long time, but rather like a fluffy ball, "ball of yarn", whose form is constantly changing based on the amount of absorbed matter and Hawking radiation.
In an article published by Mataram in the digital library of the Cornell Institute, explains that such a solid planet like the Earth, can freely cross the event horizon, without being destroyed in all of this. With all this, 1 copy will be visible to the observer outside the black hole, and the 2nd is only for those who could stay inside the "ball of yarn".
Surprisingly, the phenomenon of black holes puts into question or relativity, or quantum mechanics. If black holes really behave in a similar way, it is, according to Mathur, adds to the argument that the universe can truly be flat two-dimensional hologram.
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