A Simple Calculation That Shows Black Hole Firewalls Exist and How Hot
They Are.
Abstract
This very short paper resolves the matter of black hole firewalls by
computing the approximate temperature of a Planck mass black hole.
Based on previously published work on black hole temperature I present a
precise prediction of the temperature of the Hawking radiation in this
situation. The quantum that collapses into the black hole experiences a
temperature of 1.410 septillion Kelvin. This high temperature would
last for about one Planck time. This certainly qualifies as a firewall.