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Black hole radiation in which particle and antiparticle pairs are separated which ultimately leavesleads to the 'evaporation', but why does the negative particle always enters the black hole? Why do the particles appear at the first place? There should be an energy source for the same ?

Black hole radiation in which particle and antiparticle pairs are separated which ultimately leaves to the 'evaporation' but why does the negative particle always enters the black hole? Why do the particles appear at the first place? There should be an energy source for the same ?

Black hole radiation in which particle and antiparticle pairs are separated which ultimately leads to the 'evaporation', but why does the negative particle always enters the black hole? Why do the particles appear at the first place? There should be an energy source for the same ?

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Black hole radiation in which particle and antiparticle pairs are separated which ultimately leaves to the 'evaporation' but why does the negative particle always enters the black hole? Why do the particles appear at the first place? There should be an energy source for the same ?