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Scientists Think a Black Hole Exploded

In 2023, a neutrino hit Earth carrying 100,000x more energy than the Large Hadron Collider can produce. No known source in the universe should be able to create it. Now physicists believe it came from an exploding primordial black hole — something Stephen Hawking predicted in 1970 but no one has ever observed. A new study in Physical Review Letters from UMass Amherst proposes a "dark charge" model that could simultaneously explain this impossible particle, prove Hawking radiation, and solve the mystery of dark matter. If confirmed, this single detection could rewrite our understanding of the universe. In this video, we break down the science behind the discovery, why one detector saw it while another didn't, and what it means for physics. 🔔 Subscribe for daily space discoveries that matter. 💬 What's YOUR theory? Drop it in the comments — this community catches things even researchers miss. Sources: Physical Review Letters (Dec 2025) — UMass Amherst Space.com — "Did astronomers see a black hole explode?" University of Massachusetts Amherst — Official Press Release video sources: NASA / Goddard Space Flight Center / SVS /pixels