According to my limited knowledge of Hawking radiation, there is an "explosion" when the black hole fully radiates away.   What is this explosion? Is it in the form of EM radiation only, or something else as well? Is it even a traditional explosion? What does this explosion affect? If a black hole exploded in downtown Manhattan, for example, what would happen? How would you calculate this explosion's strength? For example, if the black hole started at $x$ kg, how would you calculate the strength of this explosion (preferably in a unit like 'kilograms of TNT' to contrast against other kinds of explosions.)
Reading about  I understood that black holes lose energy over time - which is logical in some way (otherwise they would be there forever and heat death would never technically happen)  But - how exactly does it "evaporate"? What happens when it no longer contains enough mass within it's  ? Does it explode somehow? Transforms into "regular matter"? Simply vanishes over time? Or?
Why do soap operas have the soap opera effect? The soap opera effect occurs when frame interpolation is used. For example, if a movie is shot at 24 frames per second and then shown on a TV screen which is capable of displaying 60 frames per second then it is possible to use a computer to do motion interpolation. In other words the computer can average (interpolate) two frames and create a synthetic third frame and stick it between the two real frames.  This interpolation makes the picture look unnatural and plastic, somewhat like soap operas look on TV, hence the name.  My understanding of why soap operas have the soap opera effect has something to do with the fact that many of them are shot using camcorders instead of film, but I am not completely sure.  Why do soap operas have the soap opera effect? Autokey (autokey-qt) freezes and won't insert text full-screen browser window on load document sudo credential caching on by default Is the sum and difference of two irrationals always irrational? If $x$ and $y$ are irrational, is $x + y$ irrational? Is $x - y$ irrational? I want to prove that if we have a commutative integral domain $D$ with field of fractions $F\neq D$ then $F$ is not finitely generated as a $D$-module. (In this question it may be the case that $1\not\in D$.)    My original plan was to localize at a maximal ideal and then use Nakayama's lemma but as we don't have a $1$ our localization may not be local (in fact we need not have maximal ideals).  So I'm a bit lost as to where to go?  Thanks for any help. Young adult book about a boy(?) who gets sent through a portal to another world which is really the distant future Is there a way to format a UTC time into any arbitrary string format I want in java?  Basically I was thinking of having some class take the timestamp and I pass it is string telling it how I want it formated, and it returns the formatted string for me.  Is there a way to do this? Why is surface charge distribution uniform for a conducting sphere? Can't it be arbitrary? If the charge $q_1$ has to repel the charge $q_2$, the electric field has to go inside the conductor which contradicts the fact that electric field inside conductors is zero. Then why do the charges distribute themselves in a particular manner? Why can't they be distributed over a small place on the conductor? no Get More in Plugin Manager in qgis 2 + ubuntu 13.04 After upgrade of qgis 1.8 to qgis 2.0 I couldn't find the choice "Get more" in Plugin Manager and I can't install plugins. Dictionary application needs to download dictionary "Apple Dictionary" before use I'm repeatedly being asked to download the "Apple Dictionary" when I open the dictionary application.     Dictionary application needs to download dictionary "Apple Dictionary" before use.   This doesn't happen every time I open it. I haven't pinned down specific usage cases where this message appears, but I think it may be every time after I reboot my computer.  Is there anyway for the Dictionary application to remember that I have "Apple Dictionary" permanently? This has only started happening after I upgraded from OS X Mountain Lion to macOS Sierra. When is the sum of divisors a perfect square? first of all thank you for answering.  I have a 120GB SSD and a 1TB HDD and I want to dual boot with Windows 10. I tried with this configuration:  SSD  / (ext4 20GB) /usr (ext4 15GB) /boot/efi (ext4 250MB)  HDD  /var (ext4 3GB) /tmp (ext4 8GB) /home (ext4 50GB) swap (none 24GB) (RAM 16GB)  I don't know if I am doing OK, as I tried to install it but installation gets stuck at "Saving installed packages..." and it doesn't continue. I wonder if it could be cause I didn't  partitioned as I had to. I don't find any post where this happens so I ask here.  Thanks! Undefined Symbol ___gxx_personality_v0 on link Calling Python in PHP I have a Python script I recently wrote that I call using the command line with some options. I now want a very thin web interface to call this script locally on my Mac.  I don't want to go through the minor trouble of installing mod_python or mod_wsgi on my Mac, so I was just going to do a system() or popen() from PHP to call the Python script.  Any better ideas? Thanks in advance! Adjective for "terrified yet calm and capable" What is an adjective to describe the duality of a first responder (such as an EMT responding to a terrorist attack) who is terrified for the wounded, yet simultaneously calm, detached, and capable enough to give aid? Where is "Regular Solids" option? Following an online tutorial that uses an object named "icosahedron" from Add > Mesh > Regular Solids > Archimedean > Icosahedron. This object is not available in my version of Blender (2.74). Presenter asks me to include an add-on named "Add Mesh: Regular Solids", which again is not listed in my User Preferences dialog. What can I do about it? In general, when can I omit that from a sentence?   Can I omit that (emphasized) in sentence (2) below?        We say that such algorithms handle concept drift and can learn from time-changing data streams.   When the statistical properties of the target variable change, we say that concept drift has occurred.   She told me that some of her classmates failed.      To me, sentences (1) and (3) sound better without that. If I omit that from (2), it just doesn't sound right when I read it out loud. (I should point out I'm not a native speaker.)  How do you decide when to omit it? Is it just a matter of taste? (I know that is sometimes mandatory.)  Can you think of sentences that "sound better" with that? Can you think of sentences that "sound better" without that? Can you think of a few sentences where it is wrong to omit that? Cannot see pictures on Stack Overflow What does // mean in a path?