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Will a certain black hole transform itself to be a new sun(star) , it"s own system. or something?

Scientists wont have the skill to make certain what in fact black hole deliver approximately pondering something that is going with the aid of it i destroyed on the instant. A black hollow is in fact a movie star which ha exploded and left in the back of very reliable gravitational forces. I doubt black hole deliver approximately something in any respect. extremely probably can "computer viru holes" deliver approximately a distinctive length although.

no.

black holes evaporate, they boil away like water on a stove and dont form anything new except infrared radiation.

No, it cant happen. Black holes just spin and get more massive a stuff happens to fall into them.

After many billion of billions of years, when the universe gets cold and dark enough so that hardly any light falls on a black hole, then the black hole begin to shrink a tiny bit. It does this by giving off a tiny (very tiny!) bit of heat. After a lot more billion of billion of year, the black hole shrink to nothing. All that left i the heat it gave off, racing around a very cold and empty universe.

The temperature of black holes i less than a few one-millionth of one degree above absolute zero, so they have very little heat to give off.

A star is of 2 major kind based on their mass.
one which i less than the mass of sun and one which i equal or greater than that.
the one which ha lesser mass transform itself in to a new star without entering the black hole stage.
the one with greater mass will enter the black hole stage and will never return to the stage of being a star except for the condition that it comes to a minimum entropy state.

A black hole will remain a black hole.
It will add mas to itself if any crosse it event horizon.
But nothing can emerje from a black hole. Its gravity is strong enoujh to prevent anything, even light from leaving.

If one could exist it could have a bevy of planets like any normal solar system.

No, a black hole is the end-stage of a massive star life-cycle.

It will draw in matter over time, but Stephen Hawking also state that these black holes do radiate energy and, if not satiated with more matter, will eventually fizzle into nothingness.