If the Sun or other stars harbor black holes, they could look and behave differently
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Hidden inside stars may be tiny black holes that formed during the Big Bang. Researchers have discovered that the idea, first conceived by Stephen Hawking, may also explain the origin of dark matter.
In 1971, physicist Hawking was focused on the apparent lack of high-energy particles coming from the sun. He wondered if the solar neutrino problem could be solved if a small black hole formed on the Sun…
Source: www.newscientist.com
