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Black holes canât be formed from pure light. Quantum physics would curb their creation under any foreseeable conditions, a new study suggests. Typically, matter is responsible for black holes. Theyâre often formed when a starâs core implodes at the end of its life. But matter isnât necessarily required to form a black hole. According to Einsteinâs general theory of relativity, black holes could form from concentrated energy alone. A black hole formed from electromagnetic energy â that is, light â is called a kugelblitz. That concept has been jangling around in physicistsâ brains for decades. But actually producing a kugelblitz seems to be a no-go, theoretical physicist Eduardo MartĂn-MartĂnez and colleagues report in a paper accepted to Physical Review Letters. âNo known source in the current universe would be able to produce it, neither artificial or natural,â says MartĂn-MartĂnez, of the University of Waterloo in Canada.
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