Scientists Propose Detecting Hawking Radiation with Current Telescopes

New research suggests black hole 'morsels' from mergers could emit detectable gamma-ray bursts.

Hawking radiation, theorized in the 1970s, has yet to be observed directly.
Researchers believe black hole mergers create small 'morsel' black holes emitting unique gamma rays.
These gamma-ray bursts could be detected by existing atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes.
Detection could provide insights into black hole quantum behavior and new particle physics.
The study highlights the potential of multimessenger astronomy in observing these phenomena.