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Bokbreath t1_j9ecwjx wrote

Yes they can be created spontaneously .. but only for very brief periods while the universe isn't paying attention. Then they recombine and the ledger is balanced. What is possible near the event horizon, is the anti-particle can cross the event horizon leaving the normal particle outside. It can escape (it also might not, but it can). If it does then the books still balance because the anti-particle robs the black hole of the exact mass of the particle.

Not sure what you mean by 'force applied away from the black hole'.

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Bokbreath t1_j9ebrjb wrote

Nothing can escape the event horizon by definition. Not even light. That means anything being ejected from the vicinity of a black hole hasn't yet passed the event horizon.
This includes hawking radiation btw. That does not come from beyond the event horizon either. It happens when a particle/anti-particle pair is spontaneously created just outside the event horizon and before they can recombine, the anti-particle falls into the black hole and the particle escapes.
EDIT: someone correct me here plz. I'm getting flashbacks that the pair creation thing is different from hawking radiation but I don't know enough to be sure.

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Diz-e-Bee255 t1_j9e82dy wrote

I'm not sure which journal, so attached the ASCA link. In fitness coaching they discussed the nervous system and the predispositions to be a better sprinter vs marathoner. Breath training plays a large part in developing athletes too re sympathetic and parasympathetic control. https://www.strengthandconditioning.org/journal

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