A supervisor hiding inside a black hole can evcely on quantum objects outside it
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Quantum evsdroping is possible in the horizon of a black hole, one of the most impervious cosmic boundaries – at least in a direction.
Den danielson At the University of Chicago, Illinois wanted to know how the structure of the space-time, how our reality clothes affect the quantum objects. This inspired him and his colleagues to use an idea, where two people, Alice and Bob, finally separated from one of the most extreme objects of space-time.
