Un « horizon pair » n'existe pas, mais un…

L'horizon des événements est la frontière autour d'un trou noir au-delà de laquelle rien, pas même la lumière, ne peut s'échapper. Il marque le point de non-retour, un concept critique en relativité générale.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_horizon

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