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Understanding the nature of black holes requires resolving the fundamental contradictions between general relativity and quantum mechanics. In the previous articles of this series, we examined the basic properties of black holes, their internal structures, their effects on space-time, and their observations. In our first article, titled “ Can Black Holes Consume the Entire Universe “, we discussed the general properties and effects of black holes on the universe. Then, in our articles titled “ What’s Inside Black Holes? Singularity and the Information Paradox “, “ The Effects of Black Holes on Time and Space: Relativity and Spaghettification “, “ The Role of Black Holes in the Early Universe: Primordial Black Holes and the Evolution of the Universe ” and “ Detection and Observation of Black Holes: Discoveries by LIGO and the Event Horizon Telescope ” we focused on the internal structures of black holes, their effects on space-time, their possible roles in the early universe, and the important tools used in the detection and observation of black holes. Now, we will examine the relationship between black holes and quantum mechanics, especially quantum gravity and black hole thermodynamics.
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