Limits on Observation in Quantum Gravity and Black Holes

TL;DR

This paper explores how fundamental Planck-scale limits influence an observer's perception of black holes, revealing new insights into black hole formation and the emergence of virtual black holes at quantum gravity scales.

Contribution

It introduces a novel perspective on black hole observation by applying Planck scale bounds, proposing a new mechanism for virtual black hole formation.

Findings

Planck scale bounds affect black hole perception

Emergence of a Planck-scale mass in black hole observation

Proposal of a new virtual black hole formation mechanism

Abstract

We discuss how the bounds on observation associated with the Planck units would affect an observers perception of a black hole. By simply imposing Planck scale quantities as the lower bounds for length, time, and mass of black hole formation, interesting insights into the nature of black holes can be gained. We also see the emergence of a Planck-scale mass that plays an important role in the observation of black holes and the emergence of a new mechanism for virtual black hole formation.