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Scientists say they may have found a way to prove Stephen Hawking's theory that black holes "leak" thermal radiation.
Hawking radiation is a concept that remains undetected and purely hypothetical.
Scientists say tiny "morsel" black holes may be launched into space when larger black holes collide and merge.
This radiation would eventually come to be known as "Hawking radiation" after the great scientist.
Bocconcini di Buchi Neri black holes would radiate Hawking radiation faster and faster as they lose mass.
Those possessing masses of around 20,000 tons would take an estimated 16 years to evaporate.
Examples of morsel black holes with masses of at least 100,000 kilotons would potentially last as long as hundreds of years .
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