Black holes emit a theoretical type of thermal radiation known as Hawking radiation, which means over an unfathomably long period of time, they will eventually evaporate entirely…

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Black holes emit a theoretical type of thermal radiation known as Hawking radiation, which means over an unfathomably long period of time, they will eventually evaporate entirely into nothingness; this proves that even the most dense, inescapable, light-destroying cosmic horrors in the universe are ultimately temporary and will eventually succumb to a slow, pathetic fizzle, serving as a bleak but weirdly motivational reminder that no matter how overwhelming and inescapable your problems might seem right now, absolute entropy guarantees they will inevitably evaporate into meaningless quantum dust