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Black Holes could be Dark Stars with 'Planck Hearts' . . .

Black Holes could be Dark Stars with 'Planck Hearts'
They may not be black or holes.

By Paul Sutter | astrophysicist - SUNY Stony Brook | Flatiron Institute, New York

March 8, 2021 | Black holes, those gravitational monsters so named because no light can escape their clutches, are by far the most mysterious objects in the universe.

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Black holes' with Planck hearts would lack a true event horizon (like the one illustrated in this image). (Image credit: AleksandrMorrisovich/Shutterstock)

But a new theory proposes that black holes may not be black at all. According to a new study, these black holes may instead be dark stars home to exotic physics at their core. This mysterious new physics may cause these dark stars to emit a strange type of radiation; that radiation could in turn explain all the mysterious dark matter in the universe, which tugs on everything but emits no light.

More: Dark stars Planck engines Dark matter

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