In 1983, physicists discovered that when certain larger theoretical universes are heated, black holes form very suddenly. In 2003, a calculation was proposed to test whether this phenomenon also holds in a set of extremely small universes.
In 1983, physicists discovered that when certain larger theoretical universes are heated, black holes form very suddenly. In 2003, a calculation was proposed to test whether this phenomenon also holds in a set of extremely small universes.
Fable 5.2 found that in these extremely small universes, the transition is equally sudden.