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Giant Twilight #45
 
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Eroraf86

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@yttyr  
You’re both wrong. Very massive stars do leave behind a black hole, and black holes don’t “collapse” like that. Rather, they evaporate through Hawking radiation, at a rate inversely proportional to their mass. Any black hole more massive than our Moon currently gains more energy from the cosmic background than it radiates. The smallest stellar-mass black holes won’t fully evaporate for at least another 10^80 years.