A recent paper suggests all gravitation produces Hawking radiation. A body in freefall shouldn’t see Hawking radiation. Suppose a body in free fall back and forth through a cloud of dark matter. What does that observer attribute the loss of mass to?
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A recent paper suggests all gravitation produces Hawking radiation. A body in freefall shouldn’t see Hawking radiation. Suppose a body in free fall back and forth through a cloud of dark matter. What does that observer attribute the loss of mass to?
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