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Hawking's paradox

Hawking's paradox proper noun: the black hole information paradox.

Proper noun

Hawking's paradox

  1. The black hole information paradox.

Origin of Hawking's paradox

Named after English physicist Stephen Hawking.

Questions about Hawking's paradox

What does Hawking's paradox mean?
Hawking's paradox means the black hole information paradox.
What part of speech is Hawking's paradox?
Hawking's paradox is a proper noun.

Words near Hawking's paradox in the dictionary

  1. hawking
  2. Hawking energies
  3. Hawking energy
  4. Hawking Index
  5. Hawking radiation
  6. Hawking's paradox
  7. Hawkinge
  8. Hawkingian
  9. hawkings
  10. Hawkingson
  11. Hawkins

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