Why astrophysical black holes do not have horizons, and what it means if they do
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| Title | Why astrophysical black holes do not have horizons, and what it means if they do |
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| Abstract | Do astrophysical black holes observed by LIGO and EHT actually trap light We argue that properties of the near-horizon regions, such as an atmosphere of exotic matter violating the null energy condition or a firewall produced by an accreting black hole, combined with our current understanding of physics make this unlikely. If, however, a distant observer does detect an apparent horizons this will indicate the onset of radically new physics. |
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