The source of Hawking radiation can be in high-energy photons. That orbit black hole near its event horizon.
In this case, the word “active” means that the black hole sends massive gamma and X-ray bursts. Black holes don’t themselves emit any other known radiation besides gravitational waves. So, the source of the gamma- and X-ray emissions is in reactions in its halo and acceleration disks. The transition or accretion disk around a black hole impacts the formation. The particles start to whirl around the spin axis of the black hole. The thing that spins can be the black hole itself. Or the spin effect of the halo. That forms when particles fall into that supermassive object. The speed at different points in the accretion disk and halo forms friction. That friction forms extreme heat and energy. This is one of the reasons why the radiation is strongest. At the point of the relativistic jet.
That we see as the black hole’s gamma- and X-ray emission. When a black hole sends gravitational waves. It forms short-term denser rings in the accretion disk. And that causes a difference in energy levels in that thing. In the same way, radiation from a black hole forms a situation where the energy level in the material disk changes. That causes internal friction in the disk. Entropy in that disk is very low. But radiation. That forms when the black hole sends gravitational waves, and hypothetical Hawking radiation causes small whirls in it. When particles like electrons impact those whirls. That forms radiation. Like X-rays and gamma-rays.
Can the source of some kind of Hawking radiation and the black hole’s active period be in the parasite black holes? A parasite black hole can form in a photon that orbits a black hole at the point of the event horizon. When those photons that the black hole trapped in the event horizon face particles and wave movement.
They start to glow. And that glow focuses energy in the middle of the photon. That energy can form. The quantum-size black hole. Those quantum-size black holes. They can be similar to their larger companions. They have an acceleration disk and an energy stylus. Those small black holes can sometimes steal a photon from the larger black hole.
The hair of a black hole would be photons that are trapped around those quantum-sized black holes. Those hypothetical high-energy photons can destroy particles that fall into a black hole. But they can also push the halo and material disk away. This means that those quantum-sized black holes can also cause. The destruction of the larger black holes.
“When water in a sink encounters a drain, the water doesn’t immediately all go into the drain unless the flow is slow, doesn’t overflow the drain, and remains confined to a narrow area that goes directly into the drain. For all other cases, the water will have to flow near and/or around the drain before entering it, and has a more difficult time doing so the smaller the drain is.
Credit: Dean Hochman/flickr.” (BigThink, Ask Ethan: How are black holes active if nothing escapes from them?)
“When a disturbance is created in a pond, such as by dropping a stone into an otherwise still body of water, it will generate ripples that propagate circularly outward. If water falls into an already-existing body of water, even if there’s an open drain at the bottom, that water can get kicked up and splashed out entirely, as though it were ejected from the environment around the drain, rather than getting sucked into the drain. Credit: Sergiu Bacioiu/flickr. “(BigThink, Ask Ethan: How are black holes active if nothing escapes from them?)
“Instead of water flowing into a drain, a black hole can have material flowing into its event horizon: the region of space around it that serves as a boundary between what can escape and what can’t escape. From outside the event horizon, infalling material often can pile up on top of itself, and not all (or even most) of that piled-up material will eventually wind up being devoured by the event horizon itself. Credit: Big Think / NASA” (BigThink, Ask Ethan: How are black holes active if nothing escapes from them?)
“This illustration shows a model of what powers a microquasar: a downscaled version of a supermassive black hole within an active galaxy. The central black hole gains an accretion disk, which in turn generates its own powerful magnetic field. When an additional source of matter (at left) comes into play, the interaction between that new matter and the existing accretion disk can lead to flares, winds, and the emission of large numbers of charged particles and copious radiation, among other signals.
Credit: E. M. de Gouveia Dal Pino and A. Lazarian, Astronomy & Astrophysics, 2005” (BigThink, Ask Ethan: How are black holes active if nothing escapes from them?)
“An illustration of an active black hole, one that accretes matter and accelerates a portion of it outward in two perpendicular jets. The normal matter undergoing an acceleration like this describes how quasars and active galaxies work extremely well. Flows of matter inside the accretion disk can lead to flares in a black hole’s emissions. All known, well-measured black holes have enormous rotation rates, and the laws of physics, particularly the conservation of angular momentum, all but ensure that this is mandatory. Credit: University of Warwick/Mark A. Garlick” (BigThink, Ask Ethan: How are black holes active if nothing escapes from them?)
Can the hypothetical Hawking radiation come from the black hole itself? Or can it come from photons that orbit a black hole’s event horizon? Black holes are very heavy objects. They can pull even light inside it. This means that there are also photons. That orbits a black hole near its event horizon. Those photons can be a source of radiation that we cannot detect. When other photons and particles impact those photons. They can send a wave movement.
The photon’s shape, which is like a donut, causes the idea that maybe black holes are sometimes hairy. And sometimes they might not have those hairs. When wave movement hits those photons. They start to collect energy in the middle of it. That energy can form. The quantum-size black hole at the edge of the black hole’s event horizon. So the photon around those hypothetical black holes would be the hair. That erases matter. Those parasite black holes can also send radiation that we see as coming from the main black holes. Sooner or later, those parasite black holes fall into the main black hole. This means that a black hole can have hair. That suddenly disappears.
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