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The once-impossible black holes that could break thermodynamics

Research has revealed the possibility of black holes with zero temperature, previously considered impossible according to the laws of physics.

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Research has revealed the possibility of black holes with zero temperature, previously considered impossible according to the laws of physics. These unusual black holes, known as "zero-temperature black holes," could potentially challenge the fundamental principles of thermodynamics. The discovery suggests that these objects may be able to exist, despite initial theoretical predictions to the contrary. The implications of this finding are still being explored, but it could provide new avenues for testing the limits of thermodynamic laws.

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